Name of the postgraduate program
Forensic psychology - assessment and intervention

Forensic psychology - assessment and intervention
Knowledge:
Abilities:
Responsibility and autonomy:
Introduction to legal and judicial psychology - past and present issues;
Research design and data analysis in a judicial context;
Psychosocial analysis: deviance, marginalization, addiction and exclusion;
Legal bases / foundations of forensic psychology - introduction to law;
Psychology of the offender and the victim;
Psychological aspects of the deprivation of liberty environment;
Mental health and clinical evaluation in a judicial context;
Behavior analysis in a judicial context: simulated behavior;
Victims and post-traumatic stress - analysis and intervention;
Sentences in the community: parole, probation, social reintegration and supervision;
Counseling, therapy and intervention in a judicial context;
Psychopathology and delinquent potential;
Making judicial reports - guilt and prognosis of crime;
Specialized practice I - Penitentiary;
Specialty Practice II - Police and Tribunal;
Completion of the graduation thesis.
In the program of postgraduate studies of training and continuous development Forensic psychology - assessment and intervention university graduates with a bachelor's degree can participate in Psychology.
University graduates with a bachelor's degree or equivalent in the field of Psychology and graduates of master's degree studies in the fields of Clinical Psychology or Educational Psychology.
Note: The documents required for registration can be uploaded in the following formats: .pdf, .jpeg or . Png.
The tuition fee will be paid in a single installment, by the date of: being updated.
- The study program is registered in National Register of Postgraduate Programs (RNPP)
Registration period: 05.09.2026, 12:00 - 25.09.2026, 23:59.
Deadline for paying tuition fees: being updated.
Deadline for certification of documents as original: being updated.
Teaching activities will begin on: being updated.