Explore the critical intersections of the human mind and behaviour with the BSc (Hons) Psychology (Clinical & Forensic Studies) at Canterbury Christ Church University. This undergraduate degree is designed for those fascinated by psychological disorders, criminal behaviour, and the application of psychological principles within legal and mental health contexts. You will delve into core areas such as developmental psychology, cognitive processes, and research methodologies, gaining a robust understanding of how psychological theories inform practice in clinical and forensic settings. This programme offers a pathway for students aiming to contribute to wellbeing and justice through a deep understanding of psychological science.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a curriculum that balances foundational psychological knowledge with specialised modules in clinical and forensic psychology. Throughout your studies, you will develop essential research skills, including data analysis and ethical considerations, preparing you for your final year research project. The course structure encourages you to explore topics like psychopathology, offender assessment, and therapeutic interventions. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of psychological science and the practical skills necessary for careers in mental health services, the justice system, or further postgraduate study.