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Forensic Psychology and Mental Health
Gain the skills you’ll need to work safely, ethically and effectively with offenders who pose a risk to others through a combination of taught classes and seminars. There is also an optional placement, where you’ll have the opportunity to learn as an active st…
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Gain the skills you’ll need to work safely, ethically and effectively with offenders who pose a risk to others through a combination of taught classes and seminars. There is also an optional placement, where you’ll have the opportunity to learn as an active staff member in a forensic psychology and mental health service. - Develop the core clinical skills needed to work in forensic psychology and mental health services in the UK and overseas - Optional a placement within a forensic setting - Receive comprehensive training in research methods and writing - Gain a qualification accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS)
Getting in
As the university states it
At the minimum a good 2:2 degree or overseas equivalent in psychology, Medicine or cognate discipline is required Alternatively candidates should have an MBBS (or equivalent) and be registered as a Core or Higher trainee in any area of Psychiatry. Candidates seeking to obtain a qualification in part 1 of the British Psychological Society’s Qualification in Forensic Psychology must have Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC), previously referred to as GBR (Graduate Basis for Registration).
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