Minor: Forensic Psychology, 18 Credits
Forensic Psychology is a rapidly-growing field that examines the interaction between psychology and the legal system. Some of the topics include: eye witness testimony, insanity defence, profiling, and the criminal mind. A combination of courses in psychology and the social and natural sciences is complemented by internship experience, to create a balanced experience for the student.
Requirements
Foundation Segment (9 credits)
Applied Segment (3 credits)
Take one of the following:
Electives Segment (6 credits)
Take two of the following:
| AIP 312 | Great Trials of the Century (UP) | 3 |
| AIP 314 | The Criminal Mind: Psychological and Political Perspectives (UP) | 3 |
| PS 324 | Law, Government & Politics in America | 3 |
| PS 337 | Crime and Society | 3 |
| SW 204 | Valuing Difference | 3 |
| CHEM 120 | Introduction to Forensic Science | 3 |