Bachelor of Forensic Psychology

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  • ÎšÎ±Ï„Î·ÎłÎżÏÎŻÎ±: Psychology
  • Î•Ï€ÎŻÏ€Î”ÎŽÎż: Bachelor
  • ΈΜαρΟη: 06/10/2025
  • ΔÎčÎŹÏÎșΔÎčα: 3 years
  • ΑρÎčΞΌός ΘέσΔωΜ: 30
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Why choose it?

Welcome to the website of the Undergraduate Programme in Forensic Psychology. Information about the Programme to remember:

  • You will study at the most specialized educational institution in the field of Psychology in Greece, with recognition in the Greek and international labour market.
  • 700+ students each year trust UCLan's specialist Bachelor of Psychology degrees in England, Greece and other countries.
  • You can choose your training in in person (present at the College in Athens) or in hybrid form (modern distance education and some presentations at the College in Athens).
  • You will gain important knowledge in the field of Psychology in general, but above all, you will Niche on a first level with the unique program first degree in Greece in the sought-after field of Forensic Psychology.
  • You will have the opportunity to experience a interactive learning experience with shared Personal Development and Evolution Platforms and with the support of your personal Development Coach.
  • You will be able to take your first professional steps in the subject you choose through the practical training 200 hours in private and public institutions in the field of Criminology and Forensic Psychology. The College maintains active relations with the most important institutions of criminology and the study of delinquency in Greece.
  • You will receive recognition Professional Equivalence by the Greek state, Licence to practice as a psychologist in Greece, and, if you wish, you will become a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and after your Master's degree you will be able to enroll in the Association of Greek Psychologists (SEPS).

Program Description

The Bachelor Forensic Psychology offered in cooperation with the School of Psychology and Humanities of University of Central Lancashire, the great international University of the North of England. It is the first undergraduate specialization in the field of Psychology that we brought to Greece in 2018. This degree introduces the trainee to the fascinating world of forensic and forensic psychology. At the same time it grants you specialisation from the first degree as well as international recognition.

Bachelor of Forensic Psychology

The Bachelor of Forensic Psychology is a pioneering degree, which combines the main points of interest for those who intend to study Psychology and offending. Ο Combination he, covers key needs of every future professional who wants to excel in the job market. As long as the crime and delinquency receive constantly new dimensions and forms, the greater the need for psychologists to specialise in offending issues. At the same time, are constantly expanding the institutions in Greece that need the services of specialized forensic psychologists.

So, if you are interested in the way in which the human brain and human behaviour, as well as, the explanation of delinquency and the causes behind the most common crimes, then this program is ideal for you. You will graduate with excellent observation, analysis, critical thinking and people and data management skills. This is particularly sought after by employers.

 

The main features of the project are:

  • Recognized by the Department for the Implementation of European Legislation (ATEIN) (formerly SAEP) as Equivalent (Professional Equivalence) of the Psychology degrees of public universities.
  • Issuance of a License to Practice as a Psychologist in Greece.
  • Acquisition Degree in Psychology specialising in Forensic Psychology
  • Registration in the most important European Association in this field, the British Psychological Association (under the Individual Basis procedure).
  • Ability to subscribe to the Association of Greek Psychologists (SEPS) (after obtaining a Master's degree in Psychology).
  • 150 hours training in issues and cases in criminology and forensic psychology, through the specialized "Forensic Days" that we offer each year specifically for students in the College's Forensic and Forensic Psychology programs.
  • Guaranteed continuation of studies in Postgraduate Programmes of Study Universities abroad or in the Postgraduate degrees offered by ICPS in Greece.
  • Secured practical training, at least 200 hours in the private and public sector, in accordance with the provisions of the legislation (Law 4763/2020, Law 5006/2022).
  • Specialised courses and practical knowledge in areas of applied psychology, especially in forensic psychology.
  • Courses aimed at formation of professional identity of students, already from the first year of study.
  • Teacher Team with extensive professional experience in their teaching subjects, but also with high level studies and research activity.

 

Registration Criteria

  • High school diploma.
  • Good knowledge of English is desirable. You will study in Greek, but knowledge of English is helpful for studying the literature.
  • Good grade of high school diploma.
  • Assessment of study intention by a Study Advisor
  • Successful Academic Interview, if the Academic Advisor deems it necessary.

 

The Bachelor of Forensic Psychology programme has a duration of three years. Upon completion of the programme, you can obtain recognition of the degree from the ATEEN (formerly SAEP). You can then be issued with a License to Practice as a Psychologist in Greece. Following the actions and the Panhellenic Association of Recognized Colleges, the identification process has been shortened considerably compared to the recent past. In less than two months, you will have received your degree recognition.

Programme structure

Î§ÏÏŒÎœÎżÏ‚ 1

Î„Ï€ÎżÏ‡ÏÎ”Ï‰Ï„ÎčÎșές ΕΜότητΔς
  • PS1010 - Methods and Applications of Psychological Research
  • PS1020 - Introduction to Developmental & Social Psychology
  • PS1030 - Introduction to Psychobiology & Cognitive Psychology
  • PS1040 - Contemporary Issues in Psychology
  • PS1050 - The Profession of Psychologist
  • PS1990 - English for Psychologists

PS1010 - Methods and Applications of Psychological Research

In this section, you will learn about the importance of scientific research within the subject of psychology. You will become familiar with a range of research methods, including observational techniques and group comparisons. You will learn how to conduct research in a range of different areas and how to transfer these findings to a range of different audiences.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS1020 - Introduction to Developmental & Social Psychology

This section is an introduction to developmental and social psychology. You will gain knowledge and understanding of a range of topics including Piaget's theory, moral development, conformity, obedience, development during adolescence and life and prosocial behaviour.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS1030 - Introduction to Psychobiology & Cognitive Psychology

This module will introduce you to the physiological systems that underpin behaviour, based on the perception and processing of human information. It will also allow you to explore the explanation of behaviour in terms of physiological systems and neural structures.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS1040 - Contemporary Issues in Psychology

In this module, the aim is to enhance your skills as psychology students and introduce you to interesting and practical applications of psychology in social, clinical, occupational, forensic, sports and other fields.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS1050 - The Profession of Psychologist

The module aims to introduce you to the ethical and moral practice of psychology and to begin a career planning process, either as a psychologist or in another career that uses the knowledge and skills developed in the psychology degree.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS1990 - English for Psychologists

This module aims to develop your English language skills (written, oral and listening skills), both in general and in relation to the use of terms used in Psychology. It focuses on undergraduate Psychology texts to improve the four key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening in English.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

Î§ÏÏŒÎœÎżÏ‚ 2

Î„Ï€ÎżÏ‡ÏÎ”Ï‰Ï„ÎčÎșές ΕΜότητΔς
  • PS2010 - Research Methods 1: Design & Quantitative Analysis
  • PS2020 - Social & Developmental Psychology
  • PS2030 - Cognitive and Biological Psychology
  • PS2050 - Qualitative Research in Psychology
  • PS2360 - Clinical Psychology & Health Psychology
  • PS2800 - Forensic Psychology

PS2010 - Research Methods 1: Design & Quantitative Analysis

The aim of this module is to develop your knowledge and experience of psychological research methods, with particular emphasis on quantitative methods. Teaching covers a range of research designs and methods (e.g. experimental, observational and self-report), as well as quantitative analyses used in psychology, such as ANOVA and multiple regression.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS2020 - Social & Developmental Psychology

This section covers in detail the areas of theory and research in contemporary social and developmental psychology. In social psychology, topics such as performance, social cognition and aggression are examined, while in developmental psychology topics such as language development, attachment and attachment theory are examined.

PS2020S: Semester 1
PS2020D: Semester 1

PS2030 - Cognitive and Biological Psychology

This module incorporates cognitive psychology, which examines fundamental aspects of human cognition, including reasoning and problem solving, as well as visual perceptual processes, as well as physiological psychology, which discusses fundamental areas such as the study of the brain, causality of behaviour and more.

PS2030C: Semester 2
PS2030P: Semester 2

PS2050 - Qualitative Research in Psychology

This section covers basic concepts and methodologies related to a variety of data collection and qualitative analysis techniques used in psychological research. The processes of focus groups and interviews are discussed in depth, and training is provided in techniques such as the phenomenological method, thematic analysis and discourse analysis.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS2360 - Clinical Psychology & Health Psychology

You will develop your knowledge of clinical and health psychology and their application to areas of mental and physical health. You will focus on the therapeutic process, from developing a biopsychosocial formulation, to informing a therapeutic strategy. Mood disorders, depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder are a small part of the topics.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS2800 - Forensic Psychology

The aim of this module is to provide you with a comprehensive introduction to a number of areas of crime and the criminal justice system that psychologists have been involved in and are trying to understand. Topics covered include eyewitness testimony, expert witnesses, domestic violence, honour-based violence, offender detection and treatment, etc.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

Î§ÏÏŒÎœÎżÏ‚ 3

Î„Ï€ÎżÏ‡ÏÎ”Ï‰Ï„ÎčÎșές ΕΜότητΔς
  • PS3010 - Violent & Sexual Assault
  • PS3015 - Crime: Influences and Consequences
  • PS3025 - Brain, Treatments & Behaviour
  • PS3070 - Practical Training in Psychology (Forensic Psychology)
  • PS3910 - Research Degree in Forensic Psychology

PS3010 - Violent & Sexual Assault

This module takes an in-depth look at current issues concerning violent and sex offenders, understanding the origins of offending behaviour, and assessment and treatment. Topics such as stalking, stalking, cyber exploitation, bullying, psychopathology and more are discussed with practical examples.

Semester 1

PS3015 - Crime: Influences and Consequences

This section explores the influences and consequences of crime from a forensic and socio-psychological perspective, and examines these issues at an individual and societal level. The themes cover a wide range of issues, including: anti-social behaviour and
riots, hate crimes and the effects of radicalisation, restorative justice,
effects of terrorism, effects of war/mass violence, human trafficking, fear
crime, etc.

Semester 2

PS3025 - Brain, Treatments & Behaviour

In this section the focus is on the field of psychopharmacology, with particular emphasis on the study of the usually "abused" drugs and chemical treatments used for psychiatric disorders. The main topics are approached holistically from historical, biological, neurochemical and psychological perspectives. Dependence on heroin, alcohol, cannabis, stimulants and hallucinogens is also studied within the module.

Semester 2

PS3070 - Practical Training in Psychology (Forensic Psychology)

The internship module gives you direct contact with the subject in real working conditions. The minimum number of internship hours to be completed is 200 and you are offered the opportunity to do internships in organisations with a different focus in the wider public and private sector.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

PS3910 - Research Degree in Forensic Psychology

The research thesis provides you with the opportunity to carry out empirical research, under the supervision of a qualified supervisor, thus combining the knowledge you gain from studying the literature with the data you collect from the field and applying your knowledge of research design and interpretation of results. This dissertation is in the field of forensic psychology.

Part 1: Semester 1
Part 2: Semester 2

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