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What does it take to investigate a murder? Forensic Psychology online.

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Photo credit: The Open University Dr Zoe Walkington and Professor Graham Pike of The Open University’s School of Psychology & Counselling, and Forensic Cognition Research Group, have written an online course using their experiences of applying psychology to policing contexts. The course looks at the potential use of psychology in criminal investigations, and focusses on… Continue reading What does it take to investigate a murder? Forensic Psychology online.

Forensic Psychology, Psychology, Winter postcards from our modules

A winter postcard from DD802 Investigating Forensic Psychology

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We continue our series of winter postcards from the School's modules, written by the academics who work mostly closely with students and tutors, the Staff Tutors. Today Mark Smith writes from DD802, a second-level postgraduate module in forensic psychology. What’s happening at the moment on DD802? Having already completed the first-year module DD801, students on… Continue reading A winter postcard from DD802 Investigating Forensic Psychology