Minor in Forensic Psychology

With this minor, students can gain knowledge and skills regarding psychological assessments in court, issues of criminal responsibility, criminal profiling, predicting dangerousness, eyewitness testimony, jury processes, and decision making. Students also explore the use of psychological knowledge in prisons and the psychology of criminal behavior. The courses in this undergraduate minor cover the basic procedures for interviewing both witnesses and suspects and how to select appropriate assessment instruments used in the field of forensic psychology with children and adults.

Note: This minor is open to all bachelor’s degree students except those enrolled in the B.S. in Forensic Psychology program.

 
Required Courses (15 credits)

Choose three of the following courses; two must be at the 3xxx or 4xxx level (15 credits):

Total: 30 credits