
The Applied Forensic Psychology program at St. Francis Xavier University integrates clinical and forensic psychology within a criminal justice context. You will learn how psychological research and practice are applied to legal and social justice issues, exploring topics such as eyewitness testimony, deception detection, criminal behavior, and forensic risk assessment. The program emphasizes the application of academic concepts through practical skills training, including counselling and interviewing, fieldwork in settings like courts and correctional facilities, and community practicum placements.
A degree in Applied Forensic Psychology prepares graduates for a variety of roles within the social, correctional, and legal systems. The program is designed to enhance students' success in applying for further education in specialized fields. Graduates will gain an understanding of how these systems interact and develop skills to contribute positively.
International students should consult the admissions and fees sections of the St. Francis Xavier University website for detailed information on tuition, fees, and estimated living costs.