Forensic Psychology

Program Summary

What is forensic psychology?
Forensic psychology is a branch of applied psychology that consists of the intersection of law and psychology. In other words, forensic psychology is important as one of the subsidiary branches of psychology that aims to collect and evaluate evidence, law enforcement and justice using institutional and practical skills in the field of psychology.

What are the lessons learned in the forensic psychology program?
In the field of forensic psychology, there are courses such as investigative technology for suspects and defendants, identifying delusions that eyewitnesses can drop, prior knowledge of the crime method, and adapting criminal children to social life through retraining. Especially in crimes committed by sexual offenders, the classification of crime is based on the characteristics of the crime scene, the use of forensic science in law and criminal cases, the use of forensic science in organizing and implementing penalties, people's laws, and the effects of laws on people among the priority courses.