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Forensic Psychology Certification Requirements

Look over the requirements needed to earn a certificate in forensic psychology at UND. 

Certificate in Forensic Psychology

Certificate Requirements

Course List
Code Title Credits
Required minimum of 9 total credits
Required Core Courses (6 credits):
PSYC 362Psychology and Law3
PSYC 270Abnormal Psychology3
Elective course from the following:
PSYC 361Social Psychology3
PSYC 366Conflict Management3
PSYC 460Advanced Social Psychology3
PSYC 499Advanced Special Topics in Psychology (Eyewitness Testimony)3
CJ 201Introduction to Criminal Justice3
PSYC 395Practical Experiences in Psychology (Any 3 credit combination of PSYC 395, 494, and/or 492)1-4
PSYC 494Advanced Individual Research1-4
PSYC 492Individual Projects in Psychology1-4

Forensic Psychology Certification Requirements Disclaimer

The requirements on this page are pulled from UND’s academic catalog and may not reflect future terms. Updates are published annually in April.

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