Bachelor of Science in
Forensic Psychology
Emphasizing the application of psychological research and experimentation in the legal arena, the Bachelor of Science in Forensic Psychology leverages Embry‑Riddle’s strengths in areas such as applied psychology, social and behavioral research and forensic science.
For students interested in studying behavior and the mind while applying their knowledge to justice system applications, then a degree in Forensic Psychology from Embry-Riddle might be the degree for them.
Courses will deepen students’ knowledge in human behavior and legal processes, making them well-equipped to succeed in tasks like counseling, crime scene investigations, psychological and risk assessments, victim advocacy and more.
Notable Employers of Alumni
- Federal government agencies
- Police departments
- Private law firms
122-123 credits
Transfer Credit
- Varies by campus, program and more.
- Admissions will work one-on-one with you to maximize your transfer credit. For more info, complete a request for information form or contact admissions.
Estimated Costs
- Varies by campus, program and more.
- Scholarships and financial aid are available. For more info, complete a request for information form or contact admissions.
Campuses Offering Degree
- Prescott, AZ
- Forensic Science Lab - In this lab, students conduct experiments and examinations using scientific disciplines in anthropology, entomology, ballistics and criminalistics, while also learning to perform firearms examinations, bloodstain pattern analysis, bullet trajectory experiments and trace evidence examinations
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