Legal Psychology Courses
At the graduate level, our faculty provide training in a variety of areas, including advanced seminars in- but not limited to- legal consultation, eyewitness testimony, child witnesses, actual innocence and wrongful convictions, judicial research, criminal procedure, comparative law, and legal issues for criminal justice administration. Graduate level seminar courses rotate each semester and vary each year. Students should contact the Director of the Legal Psychology program for graduate course information and schedules.
Undergraduate students interested in legal psychology have a wide variety of courses they can choose from. Although undergraduate can only earn a BA without specialization in psychology, there are specific class related to areas of legal psychology they should consider taking. Our faculty and graduate students often are the instructors for these classes. Please note these courses are only offered as a suggestion of classes related to the field of lifespan developmental psychology. Undergraduate students should speak with an Academic Advisor in the Department of Psychology before selecting and registering for classes.
Legal Psychology focused undergraduate courses
EXP 3523 Memory and Memory Improvement
EXP 4604 Cognitive Processes
SOP 3004 Introductory Social Psychology
SOP 4522 Social Motivation
SOP 4842 Legal Psychology
EXP 4404 & Lab: Learning & Remembering (Senior Lab)
SOP 4214 and Lab – Experimental Social Psychology (Senior Lab)
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