Forensic psychology training provides a powerful introduction to how psychology is used within the criminal justice system to understand behaviour, support investigations and improve courtroom outcomes. This course explores how psychological science is applied to real-world cases, helping learners understand why crimes happen and how offenders, victims and witnesses think and behave.

You will study key research methods used in forensic psychology, learning how data is collected, analysed and applied to criminal behaviour. The course also examines major theories of offending, giving you insight into the social, biological and psychological factors that influence crime. You will explore how personality, background and life experience can affect decision-making and risk.

This forensic psychology training programme also covers how psychologists work alongside police and legal professionals. You will learn how psychological profiling supports investigations, how interview techniques are used to gather accurate information, and how expert witnesses contribute to court proceedings. The course explains how forensic psychologists assess credibility, risk and rehabilitation needs, making it easier to understand their role in justice and public safety.

Through practical examples and clear explanations, you will build a strong foundation in forensic psychology as a professional discipline. The learning structure is designed to develop critical thinking, ethical awareness and analytical skills that are valuable in both criminal justice and wider psychology-based careers.

At the end of the course, learners receive a free course completion certificate. For those who require formal recognition, multiple premium certificate and transcript options are also available for purchase. Students also benefit from 5-star rated support available 24/7 through email, ensuring guidance and assistance whenever it is needed.