Courses include research methodology, statistics, and a capstone experience. All courses emphasize critical thinking and scientific methodology. A practicum, tailored to individual student interests, is required to provide experiential learning.

Throughout your Forensic Psychology - Criminal Justice studies at Maryville University, you can expect a student-centered, academically rigorous and market-relevant education focused on your personal and career and goals.

• Expert faculty members are passionate about mentoring and helping each student identify a strong career path.
• Professional connections are emphasized in learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom.
• We are committed to a technology-forward learning environment.
• Maryville continually updates curriculums with input from business and professional leaders to keep pace with the needs of employers.

Maryville University’s excellent faculty in both psychology and criminal justice/criminology are dedicated to providing an outstanding educational environment to help students meet their career goals.

Students may choose to work in these or related areas:

• Probation and Parole
• Victim Advocacy
• Human Services
• Psychological Technician

Students may choose to pursue a master’s degree with the goal of working as a forensic psychologist either in the criminal justice system or as a therapist working with perpetrators and victims.