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PSY455

Seminar in Forensic Psychology

Course DirectorySNHU PSY455 has 5 direct prerequisites, with 11 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course provides students with the opportunity to comprehensively assess the range of knowledge and skills within the forensic psychology arena, including diversity, ethical standards, and evidence-based practices. Students will analyze the relationship between—and application of—criminological, psychological, and sociological tenets in authentic scenarios that provide opportunities to explore the challenges and demands forensic psychology professionals face in the field.

Prerequisite Tree

  • PSY306 — Fundamentals of Forensic Psychology
    • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY332 — Criminal Minds
    • PSY215 — Psychology of Mental Health and Disorders
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY335 — Assessment and Testing
    • PSY223 — Research I: Statistics for Psychology
    • PSY260 — Statistical Literacy in Psychology
      • MAT240 — Applied Statistics
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY370 — Evaluation of Special Populations
    • PSY215 — Psychology of Mental Health and Disorders
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
    • PSY355 — Theories of Social Psychology
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY443 — Psychology Internship
    • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology

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