Forensic Psychology school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

Two years full time or up to four years part time.
Graduates of the forensic psychology M.A. program are able to perform assessments, interventions, and treatment planning for various problems and populations—preparing them to work in legal and public policy arenas in an ethical, academically informed, and research-based manner.

Four to five years full time (offered in both traditional and accelerated formats in Chicago, and a unique every-other-weekend format in Los Angeles).
The Forensic Psychology graduate program integrates the eight core competencies informed by the educational model of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP), helping prepare students to sit for the national licensure exam in clinical psychology.
Students earning their forensic psychology degrees enjo...

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This course provides an objective study of the many roles psychology plays in the legal system, including expert witnesses, criminal profilers, and trial consultants for jury selection and child custody hearings.

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology offers an exciting alternative to our Master’s degree programs. Our professional certificates cover many of the same topics as our graduate programs on an accelerated schedule. It’s a great way to gain expertise and to improve job performance and satisfaction. The Chicago School’s certificate programs can sharpen your skills, add polish to your résumé and help you get more out of your job and your life.

In as little as five mont...

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Completed in as little as 20 months (offered in a flexible format convenient for working professionals).
This forensic psychology degree is designed for students who wish to advance their current careers by learning strategies that positively affect human behavior and how to apply those skills within a wide range of contexts, from local police precincts to child welfare agencies.
Students enjoy opportunities to do empirical and applied research within forensic settings, and gain knowledg...

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