The MSc Applied Forensic Psychology combines contemporary theoretical education, applied practice in Forensic Psychology, research, and professional development, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of this specialised and rapidly evolving field.

Through a blended learning approach that incorporates workshops, case studies, simulations, reflective learning, and applied activities, students develop specialised skills in criminal behaviour analysis, case assessment, communication within judicial and correctional settings, risk assessment, research methodology, and the application of psychological interventions within criminal justice and forensic environments.

• Professional Practice Skills, Issues and Ethics
• Applied Forensic Research Skills
• Assessment and Management
• Journey of Change – Forensic Focus
• The investigative & Criminal Justice Context
• Vulnerable Groups in Forensic Settings
• Extended Research Project

The programme places particular emphasis on the integration of theory, research, and applied professional practice, while fostering professional integrity and ethical awareness in alignment with the academic and professional standards of the British Psychological Society (BPS).

At MBS College of Crete, students of the MSc Applied Forensic Psychology study in a modern and supportive academic environment that fosters personal growth, professional development, and the integration of theory with applied practice in the field of Forensic Psychology.

Through small class sizes, close collaboration with academic staff, workshops, case studies, simulations, and applied learning activities, students develop essential skills in behavioural analysis, case assessment, research, critical thinking, and professional communication.

In addition, students have access to modern facilities, a library and reading room, as well as professional development initiatives that enrich their overall academic and professional experience.

Participation in seminars, scientific events, presentations, and professional networking activities further contributes to the development of professional confidence, critical thinking, and a contemporary scientific perspective on Forensic Psychology and the Criminal Justice System.

Our aim is to empower students to become highly skilled and ethically responsible professionals with a strong scientific foundation and the ability to make a meaningful contribution to fields related to mental health, criminal behaviour, justice, offender rehabilitation, and social protection.

Students of the MSc Applied Forensic Psychology at MBS College of Crete have access to a range of professional development and applied learning opportunities that significantly enhance their academic and professional growth within the fields of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice.

Through workshops, case studies, simulations, applied learning activities, and research projects, students develop contemporary skills in criminal behaviour analysis, case assessment, communication within forensic settings, risk assessment, and the application of psychological interventions.

Students have the opportunity to:

• Develop skills in Investigative Psychology and criminal behaviour analysis.
• Gain insight into issues related to criminal justice, offender rehabilitation, and the protection of vulnerable populations
• Strengthen their research, critical thinking, and professional decision-making skills.
• Participate in professional and scientific development activities.
• Attend specialised seminars and scientific presentations.
• Network with professionals working in the fields of Forensic Psychology, Mental Health, and Criminal Justice.

The programme aims to develop highly skilled and ethically responsible professionals with a strong scientific foundation, advanced research capabilities, and the ability to make a meaningful contribution to areas related to justice, criminal behaviour, mental health, offender rehabilitation, and social protection.

The MSc Applied Forensic Psychology provides students with contemporary academic, research, and applied skills, preparing them for professional development in the rapidly evolving fields of Forensic Psychology, Mental Health, and Criminal Justice.

The programme is aligned with the academic and professional standards of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and reflects contemporary international developments in the field of Forensic Psychology.

Graduates develop specialised knowledge and skills in areas such as:

• Criminal behaviour and offending behaviour analysis
• Risk assessment and risk management
• Investigative Psychology and criminal profiling
• Psychological interventions and offender rehabilitation
• Support for vulnerable populations and victims of crime

Graduates may pursue professional careers in:

• Mental health and psychosocial support services
• Correctional institutions and offender rehabilitation services
• Violence and crime prevention organisations
• Social services and support services for vulnerable populations
• Public safety organisations and victim support services
• Counselling, educational, and research organisations

In addition, graduates may pursue independent professional practice, in accordance with the applicable legal framework and professional requirements in Greece.

The programme also provides a strong foundation for further academic development and progression to doctoral-level studies or advanced specialisation in areas related to Forensic Psychology, Criminology, and Criminal Justice.

Graduates are equipped with the knowledge, professional skills, and ethical awareness required to make a meaningful contribution to justice, mental health, offender rehabilitation, and the protection of society.