Psychology With Forensic Psychology

Highlights: Our Psychology with Forensic Psychology degree prepares you for a wide range of professions, with the option to pursue further training to become a professional psychologist. Choose from optional modules, including those from other Schools, covering forensic psychology, organised crime, counterterrorism and serial killers. Shape your degree around your interests and career goals. Learn from internationally renowned experts whose groundbreaking research transforms what happens in your classroom. Their work on non-fatal strangulation as a significant barometer of domestic violence, for instance, directly informed the Domestic Abuse Bill. You'll undertake your dissertation research in the field of Forensic Psychology, giving you the opportunity to explore your specialist interests in depth. Our existing research projects involve collaboration with North Wales Police, and other theme-related partnerships include the army, prison officers, youth custody and emergency services. British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited - your first step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist. Course Overview: Forensic psychology looks at the connections between mental health, social development and problem behaviours - from identifying a risk of crime to crime being committed, criminal investigations, legal proceedings and the monitoring and release of offenders. As well as informing punishment and prevention, forensic psychologists advise on treatment and rehabilitation of offenders and contribute to debates on policing, crime and the criminal justice system. On this BPS-accredited Psychology degree, you’ll specialise in understanding the psychological factors behind why people may commit criminal or deviant behaviour. You will explore the psychological, biological, and sociological factors that lead someone to engage in behaviour that is harmful to others - and what constitutes a psychopath. Psychology has been taught at Bangor University since 1963. Welcoming students from all over the world, we provide a multilingual, multicultural environment in which to study human behaviour, taught by internationally renowned staff at the forefront of research to promote psychological wellbeing at all stages of life. Forensic psychologists work with those convicted of crime, those with chronic difficulties like illicit drug or alcohol abuse, or people whose behaviour places them at risk of offending. They support victims, families and others affected by criminals, and deal with the police, probation services, prisons, young offender institutions and secure mental health hospitals. On this BSc (Hons) Psychology with Forensic Psychology degree, you’ll develop clinically relevant skills and knowledge to understand the psychological aspects of investigation, legal process and offending behaviour. This prepares you for a host of professional tasks, from giving expert evidence in court or advising parole boards and mental health tribunals, to creating interventions to change attitudes and behaviour that may lead to reoffending. Successful completion of this accredited Psychology degree confers eligibility for Graduate Membership of the BPS and the Graduate Basis for Registration. BPS registration will set you on the path to becoming a Chartered Psychologist in any of the main psychological professions. This includes clinical and educational settings, counselling, health and developmental environments, cognitive neuroscience and applied behaviour analysis careers. Read more Course options Placement Year What is the Placement Year? This exciting opportunity allows you to spend a year working with a self-sourced, professional organisation relevant to your studies. You'll typically start between June and September of your second year and finish by the following June or September. Placements can be UK-based or even overseas. Why choose a Placement Year? Gain practical experience that complements your academic learning Make valuable…

IELTS 6.0 (5.5) overall (figure in brackets is the minimum in each component)

International students: £21,000

UK students: £9,790

UK/Home: £9,790

International: £21,000

September 2026

UCAS equal-consideration deadline

• Bangor, United Kingdom