Forensic Psychology Training - Online Course

Explore forensic psychology with this online course. Learn criminal profiling, forensic science, and legal psychology to boost your career in crime analysis.

Forensic psychology isn’t just about profiling criminals—it’s a fascinating blend of psychology, law, and forensic science. This course takes you through the essential principles, from understanding criminal behaviour to working with law enforcement and decoding forensic intelligence. With modules covering everything from forensic toxicology to criminology, this course lays the groundwork for anyone looking to explore the psychology behind crime.

Delve into legal proceedings, DNA analysis, and forensic pathology, gaining insights into how psychology plays a crucial role in the justice system. Whether you're curious about criminal minds or seeking a stepping stone into forensic science, this course provides the knowledge you need—minus the lab coats and magnifying glasses.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key principles of forensic psychology and criminal behaviour.
• Examine the role of psychology in criminal investigations and trials.
• Explore forensic science and its impact on legal proceedings.
• Analyse forensic intelligence and its use in law enforcement.
• Study forensic toxicology and its role in criminal cases.
• Gain insights into DNA analysis and forensic pathology.

Curriculum Of Forensic Psychology Training - Online Course

• Module 1: Introduction to Forensic Psychology
• Module 2: Cooperation with Law Enforcement
• Module 3: Psychology and legal proceedings
• Module 4: Fundamentals of Forensic Science
• Module 5: Introduction to in Forensic Mathematics
• Module 6: Fundamental of Forensic Toxicology
• Module 7: Introduction to Forensic intelligence
• Module 8: Criminology and Forensic Science
• Module 9: DNA Analysis in Forensic Science
• Module 10: Introduction to Forensic Pathology

Who is this Course For?

• Aspiring forensic psychologists interested in criminal behaviour.
• Law enforcement professionals seeking psychological insights.
• Legal professionals exploring forensic psychology in court cases.
• Students considering a career in forensic science.
• Counsellors and therapists working with offenders.
• Journalists covering crime and justice topics.
• Crime fiction writers looking for accurate details.
• Anyone intrigued by the psychology behind criminal minds.

Career Path:

• Forensic Psychologist – £40,000 to £65,000 per year
• Criminal Profiler – £35,000 to £60,000 per year
• Forensic Investigator – £30,000 to £55,000 per year
• Legal Consultant (Forensic Psychology) – £40,000 to £70,000 per year
• Victim Support Specialist – £25,000 to £40,000 per year
• Behavioural Analyst – £35,000 to £65,000 per year