PSY626Psychology in the Courtroom

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU PSY626 has 3 direct prerequisites.

Graduate · 3 credits

This course is a seminar in which candidates will synthesize their learning from the three previous concentration courses to gain a full understanding of the forensic psychologist's roles as trial consultant, jury selection, and assessing eyewitness account integrity in the courtroom. Students will demonstrate mastery of concentration content through a comprehensive project.

Prerequisite Tree

PSY624 — Intersection of Law and Psychology
- PSY545 — Forensic Psychology
PSY622 — Assessment for Forensic Psychology
- PSY545 — Forensic Psychology
PSY545 — Forensic Psychology

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PSY626

Psychology in the Courtroom

PSY624

Intersection of Law and Psychology

PSY545

Forensic Psychology

PSY622

Assessment for Forensic Psychology

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