what can you do with a degree in forensic psychology?
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['Court liaison. These workers allow for the successful interaction of law enforcement agencies and the courts. ... ', 'Crime analyst. ... ', 'Forensic case manager. ... ', 'Psychological assistant. ... ', 'Victims advocate. ... ', 'Investigative researcher.']
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['Police force.', 'Law enforcement.', 'Crime analysis.', 'Local authorities.', 'Research.', 'Crime scene investigation.', 'Social work.', 'Prison service.']
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In order to qualify, applicants must have a doctoral degree, at least 100 hours of specialized training in forensic psychology, and 1000 hours of direct experience in forensic psychology over a minimum of five years OR a full-time (at least 2000 hour) formal postdoctoral training program in forensic psychology.
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During your psychology degree you can choose to specialize in specific areas of psychology such as health, clinical, educational, research, occupational, counseling, neuro, sport and exercise, and forensic.
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You'll need to complete: a 3-year degree in psychology accredited by The British Psychological Society (BPS) a postgraduate master's in forensic psychology. complete 2 years' supervised practice on Stage 2 of the BPS Qualification in Forensic Psychology - QFP.
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['Police officer.', 'Detective.', 'Private investigator.', 'Correctional officer.', 'Crime scene technician.', 'Bailiff.', 'Security officer.', 'Victim advocate.']
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Practicing forensic psychiatrists are required to earn a doctorate in medicine (MD). They are licensed to diagnose and treat mental disorders, including prescribing medication. Those with a bachelor's degree in the field may find careers as research assistants, in community service management, or in social work.
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['Prison officer. ... ', 'Police officer. ... ', 'Detective. ... ', 'Criminologist. ... ', 'Probation officer. ... ', 'Forensic scientist. ... ', 'Crime Scene investigator. ... ', 'Court reporter.']
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['Educational psychologist.', 'Occupational psychologist.', 'Clinical psychologist.', 'Social worker.', 'Probation officer.']
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['Crime scene investigator.', 'Forensic psychologist.', 'Forensic scientist.', 'Intelligence analyst.', 'Police officer.', 'Prison officer.', 'Probation officer.', 'Border Force officer.']
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['Lawyer. Individuals interested in law and psychology could consider working as lawyer, as it involves building relationships with clients and assisting them with legal issues. ... ', 'Police Officer. ... ', 'Social Worker. ... ', 'Forensic Psychologist. ... ', 'Probation Officer.']
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['Police Officer.', 'State Trooper.', 'FBI Agent.', 'ATF Agent.', 'US Secret Service Special Agent.', 'CIA Agent.', 'Crime Scene Investigator.', 'Computer Forensics Investigator.']
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['Forensic Medical Examiner. ... ', 'Forensic Engineer. ... ', 'Forensic Accountant. ... ', 'Crime Scene Investigator. ... ', 'Crime Laboratory Analyst. ... ', 'Forensic Science Technician Salary.', 'Forensic Archaeologists Salary.', 'Forensic Psychologists Salary.']
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['Computer Forensics Investigator.', 'Computer Forensics Technician.', 'Information Security Analyst.', 'Information Systems Security Analyst.', 'Forensic Computer Analyst.', 'Security Consultant.']
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['Forensic engineers.', 'Legal counsellors.', 'Forensic expert.', 'Forensic scientist.', 'Crime scene investigator.', 'Teacher/Professor.', 'Crime reporter.', 'Forensic engineer.']
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['forensic biology.', 'forensic chemistry.', 'forensic anthropology.', 'forensic dentistry.', 'forensic behavioral sciences.']
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['Forensic Science Technician.', 'Private Detective.', 'Computer Forensics Investigator.', 'Fraud Investigator.', 'Blood Spatter Analyst.']