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Medium of studying
Duration
12 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Criminology | Psychology
Area of study
Social Sciences
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The MSc Forensic Psychology program from Metropolitan College delves into criminal investigation and psychology, equipping students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas like clinical assessment, legal psychology, and victim interventions. Through a combination of lectures, workshops, and real-life court case experiences, the program prepares graduates for careers in criminological settings, such as prison services, law enforcement, academia, and victim services. The degree from the University of East London is internationally recognized and the program is taught in both Greek and English.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:

The MSc Forensic Psychology program at Metropolitan College offers an in-depth understanding of theoretical concepts and models, as well as practical approaches used in the criminological and judicial fields. It covers the entire spectrum of criminal investigation, training students in areas such as clinical forensic psychology, research and legal psychology, clinical assessment, and innovative interventions for victims and offenders. The program aims to provide students with a complete understanding and intervention methods at every stage of the investigation, from the moment a crime is committed to the legal process and correctional rehabilitation. Emphasis is placed on practical skills such as interviewing, case management, assessment and interpretation of forensic psychological evaluations, report writing, and expert witness testimony. This is achieved through practical experiences like workshops, lectures, reflective exercises, and involvement in real-life court cases. Students are trained in conducting comprehensive research, learning to critically evaluate research and disseminate findings to an interdisciplinary audience. The program culminates in a complete understanding of modern research, practical skills, and expertise to succeed in various criminological settings. The degree is a Master of Science (MSc) from the University of East London, a top 250 young university globally, recognized for its research and teaching methods. The program is offered in Greek.


Outline:

The program includes modules such as:

  • Understanding Criminal Behavior
  • Research Psychology and Legal Procedures
  • Assessments and Interventions in Forensic Psychology
  • Clinical Forensic Psychology
  • Advanced Research Methods

Teaching:

The program utilizes a combination of lectures, workshops, and guest lectures from specialized professionals in the field. Students participate in practical experiences, including supportive seminars, lecture discussions, reflective lessons, and engagement in real-life court cases. The program is taught alongside active researchers in the field, enabling students to learn critical research evaluation and dissemination of findings to an interdisciplinary audience.


(Teaching: The teaching methods involve lectures, workshops, guest lectures, practical experiences (seminars, discussions, reflective lessons), and engagement with real-life cases and active researchers.)


Careers:

Graduates of the MSc Forensic Psychology program are prepared for careers in:

  • Prison and probation services
  • Academic communities
  • Courts
  • Victim services
  • Public and private hospitals
  • Police
  • Research
  • Independent practice

Other:

The program is a one-year program offered in Greek and English. The University of East London degree is recognized according to existing provisions defined by current legislation and the Ministry of Education. The Metropolitan College also offers educational visits to prisons, forensic laboratories, and court trials as part of the program.

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Metropolitan College, established in 1982, is the largest institution for university studies in Greece. It collaborates with six international universities to offer over 70 bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs across 12 faculties. The college operates eight state-of-the-art campuses located in Athens, Maroussi, Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Larissa, Heraklion (Crete), Rhodes, and Patra. All programs lead to internationally recognized degrees awarded directly by the partner universities. Metropolitan College is officially licensed by the Greek Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs.


The college is distinguished for its high-quality academic offerings and esteemed faculty. It is the only college in Greece that is a member of the Compostela Group of Universities, an international network that fosters academic collaboration and recognition among top universities worldwide.


Metropolitan College's mission is to align Greece's higher education landscape with international standards, providing students with a diverse range of contemporary courses that meet current job market demands. The college has received numerous accolades, including recognition in the Times Higher Education Global University Impact Rankings and awards for its contributions to tourism education.


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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

The MSc Forensic Psychology program is aimed at graduates and professionals in Psychology/Mental Health who wish to expand their knowledge and professional horizons. Specific requirements include:

  • A first degree from educational institutions in Greece or abroad in Psychology (with a grade of at least 2.1).
  • Letters of recommendation.
  • National Identity Card.
  • English language proficiency certificate (specific test and score not specified).
  • High school diploma (Apolytirio Lykeiou).
  • Other academic qualifications (if any).
  • Metropolitan College application form.
  • Any other degree will be considered if candidates first complete the MSc Psychology (conversion course). The evaluation of the above documents is supplemented by a personal interview.
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