理学硕士为学生提供高质量，平衡的研究生研究和学术知识计划，包括对专业，法律和道德问题的意识以及调查和法证心理学的实践，沟通和传播技能。该计划采用三层方法。学生从关于概念和理论问题（包括侵略，性暴力和偏差，决策，领导和压力，记忆力，沟通和说服力以及人群动态心理学）的结构性会议开始。然后，他们欣赏如何将这些及相关问题应用于法医学实践及其法律背景（在减少犯罪和干预研究，调查程序，法医访谈，法院程序和诉讼程序，评估，拘留和康复方面）。
Renowned worldwide, this MSc in Investigative and Forensic Psychology is a high-quality master's course providing academic and research knowledge of forensic practice. This includes crime reduction and intervention; investigative procedures, forensic interviewing, court processes, custody and rehabilitation.IntroductionWhy Choose Investigative and Forensic Psychology at Liverpoolit’s the only programme of its type offered by a Russell Group Universitywe have received multiple commendations by the British Psychological Societythe course is eligible for Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and eligible for ESRC 13 training studentship linked to a PhD programmeyou’ll join sessions offered by a high number and calibre of external practitioners delivering key understanding of real-life applicationswe place a strong emphasis on employability skills and as a result our students have gone on to be some of the most successful individuals in their fieldthe course attracts a large number of international students and visiting speakers.Who is this course forThis course is for you if you have a high 2:1 bachelor’s degree in Psychology (65% or above) and want to pursue a career in forensic psychology, law enforcement, investigations, intelligence, or go on to study a PhD and work in researchacademia.What you'll learnConceptual and theoretical explorations of aggression, deviance, decision-making, leadership and stress, memory, communication and persuasionA detailed focus on violence, sexual aggression, co-offending and corporate crime, as well as the range of individual and contextual factors that shape such behaviourA range of theoretical paradigms relevant to investigative and emergency response processes (including behavioural investigative advice, interviewing, decision making, leadership and communication)Conceptual theories and approaches to assessment, legal processes and interventions with children and adults in forensic contextsLegal frameworks for the use of psychology in the courts, including ethical and professional standards, with specific reference to communicationA range of qualitative and quantitative research methods and statistics.