A look inside the criminal justice system: forensic psychology

Beyond the major players – lawyers, judges, members of the jury and, of course, the defendant and plaintiff – the supporting cast of the courtroom includes many other essential characters. Alternative career options within the criminal justice system range from social service agents and public safety officers, to courtroom witness training professionals. The foundation of a Master’s in Forensic Psychology opens the door to a wide variety of career options relating to the juvenile, civil, and criminal justice system.

The following personal traits will be beneficial to students who are interested in pursuing a career in forensic psychology:

* Observance and attention to detail - Forensic professionals observe and analyze human behaviors and data associated with crime scene investigation.

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