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Certificate in Forensic Psychology at University of Regina

University of Regina, Canada

Programme overview

A certificate applying behavioural science to the legal and criminal justice system, for students who want a specialized area of psychology and for people working in policing, corrections, social work, security, legal services, policy research, nursing and education. It can ladder into a full degree or be applied directly in the field.

Faculty: Faculty of Arts  |  Department: Psychology  |  Duration: 2-3 years  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

What you will study

Core courses are built on the scientific method and give tools for critical analysis of claims about legal practice and criminality, social cognitive science behind biased decision-making, predictors of criminalization and media influence on public attitudes toward crime, along with responsible production and dissemination of forensic psychology research.

Career pathways

Police and correctional officers, social workers, security officers, legal staff, lawyers, policy researchers and non-profit and education staff seeking criminal justice expertise.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Faculty of Arts (Saskatchewan high school applicants): Saskatchewan Secondary Level or Adult 12 standing with English Language Arts A30, two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language or Social Science courses and one additional approved 30-level course, with a 70% admission average. Applicants with an average of 60-69.99% are admitted to the Arts Qualifying Year. Early conditional admission for students still in Grade 12 requires a 70% average on four 20/30-level courses. Applicants from other provinces and countries follow separate guides. All applicants must also demonstrate English language proficiency.

Requirements published at faculty level.

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the courses you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Undergraduate terms: Fall (September-December), Winter (January-April) and Spring/Summer (May-August). Indigenous Education and Nursing do not admit to the spring/summer term; Bachelor of Social Work admits to the fall term only.

Apply through the official page: https://www.uregina.ca/admissions/apply.html

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