Forensic Psychology Minor
Improve Your Community and Future
If you’re pursuing a criminal justice or related degree from Post University, a forensic psychology minor is a great option to gain additional knowledge and skills that are relevant to your studies. With this minor, you can prepare for careers in law enforcement, forensic science, legal studies, criminal justice and human services. Whereas clinical psychologists help individuals, you will help the legal system by evaluating those involved in crimes.
The forensic psychology minor focuses on the interdisciplinary relationship between psychology and the law. You will be exposed to topics such as the roles and responsibilities of forensic psychologists, insanity and competency, sexual offending, domestic violence, child abuse, criminal behavior, and the death penalty.
Unlike other forensic psychology programs, ours is flexible to fit your needs and schedule, with class options available at our Connecticut campus and online.
| wdt_ID | Courses | Credits | Header |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY MINOR | 15 crs | h |
| 2 | |||
| 3 | PSY102 Fundamentals of Psychology II | 3 crs | |
| 4 | PSY240 Forensic Psychology | 3 crs | |
| 5 | PSY305 Theories of Personality | 3 crs | |
| 6 | PSY306 Abnormal Psychology | 3 crs | |
| 7 | PSY395 Special Topics in Forensic Psychology | 3 crs |
As soon as you enroll at Post University, you will be assigned a personal academic advisor. They will help you plan your path from college to career. Few forensic psychology schools offer this same level of one-on-one attention, in addition to a practical learning environment led by experienced faculty.
Contribute to the betterment of society and your career skills. Add a forensic psychology minor to our undergraduate degree programs in sociology, child studies, human services, business administration or management. Contact our admissions representatives today to learn more.
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