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So I'm thinking I want to go into criminal psychology but unsure of what uni course to do. A joint Psychology and Criminology or Forensic Psychology or what? Any help muchly appreciated 
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What exactly do you mean by Criminal Psychologist? Criminology and Psychology are different degrees and (in terms of forensic/criminal/offender careers) lead to different jobs.
Do you have an idea of where you would like to work and what type of role you might like to have?
Do you have an idea of where you would like to work and what type of role you might like to have?
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Oh God I would have loved to do that and in fact I looked into it for a while but instead I am applying to medicine instead. I wanted a better balance of mind and body and I was worried that too much psychology might mess me up.
I think that is called Forensic Psychology. You see them all the time on real crime programmes on TV. If you fancy working with serial killers, then that must be quite a thrill. When I looked at it I thought the Kingston course (http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergradu...ic-psychology/) looked quite good. Convenient for me because I live in that neck of the wood but also well set out.
I think that is called Forensic Psychology. You see them all the time on real crime programmes on TV. If you fancy working with serial killers, then that must be quite a thrill. When I looked at it I thought the Kingston course (http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergradu...ic-psychology/) looked quite good. Convenient for me because I live in that neck of the wood but also well set out.
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I mean looking at why people commit crimes, assessing people who have committed them. That kinda stuff
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