Criminal Law & Forensic Psychology 2-in-1 Diploma Course

Study Criminal Law and Forensic Psychology in one go—explore legal systems and human behaviour in crime with this dual online diploma.

Overview:
This dual Diploma in Criminal Law & Forensic Psychology blends two compelling disciplines into one flexible learning journey. You’ll explore the core principles of the criminal justice system, including criminal responsibility, legal procedures, and sentencing structures. Alongside this, you'll delve into the psychological mechanisms behind criminal behaviour—understanding why individuals offend and how mental health, cognitive patterns, and social factors influence the law.

By pairing legal analysis with psychological insight, this course opens doors to interpreting crime through two critical lenses. Whether you're looking to add academic depth, shift into a justice-related role, or just feed a fascination with criminology and human behaviour, this two-in-one package gives you a clear, structured introduction to both areas. Designed for online learners with curiosity and commitment, it's ideal for those who appreciate law and the layered thinking behind human actions.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the structure and function of criminal legal systems.
• Explore theories explaining criminal behaviour and mental processes.
• Examine legal terminology, procedures, and criminal classifications.
• Analyse how psychology interacts with legal frameworks and decisions.
• Study sentencing, penalties, and criminal responsibility concepts.
• Evaluate psychological profiles and behavioural patterns in crime.

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals curious about law and criminal mindsets.
• Professionals wanting legal and psychological knowledge combined.
• Learners interested in justice and human behaviour topics.
• Aspiring legal assistants or case researchers seeking insight.
• Students aiming to expand criminology-related knowledge.
• People transitioning into justice or community roles.
• Enthusiasts of legal history and courtroom structures.
• Anyone intrigued by motives, mental states, and crime.

Career Path:

• Criminal Justice Caseworker – £27,000 per year
• Probation Services Officer – £29,000 per year
• Forensic Psychology Assistant – £25,000 per year
• Police Support Officer – £28,000 per year
• Court Clerk – £26,500 per year
• Legal Research Assistant – £30,000 per year