The Forensic Psychology program at George Washington University explores the intersection of psychology and the legal system, focusing on understanding criminal behavior, assessment techniques, and ethical considerations. Students gain skills in evaluating offenders, investigating crimes, and providing expert testimony, preparing for careers in law enforcement, legal consultation, or clinical practice within forensic settings.

  • Washington, D. C., Washington, D.C., United States
  • 1 year
  • On Campus
  • ₹1,35,996/Year

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Program Overview

The Forensic Psychology program at George Washington University explores the intersection of psychology and the legal system, focusing on understanding criminal behavior, assessment techniques, and ethical considerations. Students gain skills in evaluating offenders, investigating crimes, and providing expert testimony, preparing for careers in law enforcement, legal consultation, or clinical practice within forensic settings.

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Class Size

400 Students

Key Features

Specializations Available

AI/ML, Systems, Theory, Human-Computer Interaction

Research Opportunities

Access to cutting-edge research labs and industry partnerships

Admission Requirements

Duolingo English Test

110.0

Key Dates

Application Start time & Deadline

Starting 2026-01-01

Apply before 2125-04-18

Starting 2026-08-01

Apply before 2125-04-18

Program Start

Apr-26

Programme Structure

Courses include:Psychology and the Legal SystemTheories of Criminal BehaviorPsychopathologyEvaluation and Treatment of OffendersForensic Psychological AssessmentConsultation and TestimonyVictimologyEvaluation and Treatment of Sex OffendersSubstance Abuse Evaluation and TreatmentIssues in Family LawChildren and Adolescents in the Legal SystemPsychological ProfilingInterrogation and InterviewingCounterintelligence

Program Highlights

  • Comprehensive curriculum covering all key topics
  • Hands-on projects and real-world case studies
  • Expert faculty with industry experience
  • Career support and placement assistance

Academic Requirements

No academic requirements found.

English Language Requirements

Duolingo English Test
110.0
Overall Score

Additional Requirements

    Applicants must submit transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended, regardless of credit transfer or completion status. A statement of purpose is required, and applicants with a high potential for success may be invited for an interview, which can be conducted telephonically if necessary. One professional recommendation is also required to complete the application package.

Course Fees

₹1,35,996/Year
Annual Fee

1 year
Total Duration

Living Costs

    No Living costs available.

University Scholarships

No University Scholarships Available

External Scholarships

Rochelle Nicolette Perry Memorial Scholarship

N/A

Amount

1250 USD

Deadline

Not specified

Organization of American States (OAS) Academic Scholarship Program

N/A

Amount

Various benefits

Deadline

Not specified

Master's Scholarship

N/A

Amount

Various benefits

Deadline

Not specified

Denise Halbach Performance Scholarship

N/A

Amount

2000 USD

Deadline

15 Apr 2025

Thomas Jefferson Prize in United States History

N/A

Amount

300 EUR

Deadline

Anytime

Eligibility Requirements

    No Eligibility Requirements Available

Application Process

    No Application Steps Available

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