Bachelor of Science in
Forensic Psychology

Emphasizing the application of psychological research and experimentation in the legal arena, the B.S. in Forensic Psychology is among the few such degree programs in the U.S., and it leverages Embry-Riddle’s strengths in areas, such as applied psychology, social and behavioral research, and forensic science.

Strong Career Potential

  • Preparation for a wide range of career options, with roles including forensic case manager, crime analyst, forensic psychologist and crime scene investigator.

Hands-On Learning

  • Internships are available with federal agencies, state and local law enforcement, and industry consulting organizations.

Unique Program

  • Among the few such degree programs in the U.S., classes are taught by expert faculty instead of graduate students or teaching assistants.

Real-Time Resources

  • Access available to the nation's only College of Business, Security & Intelligence for specialized forensic training, along with the largest aircraft accident investigation lab in the U.S.

Notable Careers

  • Software Developer
  • Crime Scene Investigator
  • Human Behavior Analyst
  • Victim’s Advocate
  • Child Protective Service

Growing Demand

  • Opportunities in Forensic Science will grow 16% through 2030, much faster than average.

Notable Employers of Alumni

  • Civil and Legal Agencies
  • Federal and Local Law Enforcement
  • Federal and Local Court Systems
  • Law Firms

122 credits

Transfer Credit

Estimated Costs

Campuses Offering Degree

  • Prescott, AZ

You can find more state-of-the-art labs and facilities at both residential campuses, and our leading virtual labs bring hands-on opportunities to you anywhere in the world.

Consider the following degrees:

Read more about the university’s Student Experience, Value, & Affordability, Outcomes, and Rankings & Accolades.

Why Choose Embry-Riddle?