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Criminal Psychologist Courses in Bacchus Marsh

Criminal Psychologists assess and diagnose individuals within the legal system, preparing reports for courts and serving as expert witnesses.

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How do I become a Criminal Psychologist in Bacchus Marsh?

Get qualified to work as a Criminal Psychologist with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

Common questions

The average salary for Criminal Psychologists in Australia is currently $93,600 per annum. These are median figures for full-time employees and should be considered a guide only.

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There are more than 44,000 psychologists registered in Australia right now, some of these are Criminal Psychologists. They can work in correctional services, policing, courts, juvenile justice, parole and probation, child protection, and community services.

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To become a Criminal Psychologist in Australia you must complete a Bachelor’s degree in psychology approved by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). Examples include: Bachelor of Arts (Psychology), Bachelor of Psychology, Bachelor of Psychological Science, and Bachelor of Science (Psychology). Once you have your degree, the next steps to registration with APAC involve:

  1. Completing a Master of Psychology (Forensic) or combined Master of Clinical Psychology/Master of Forensic Psychology.
  2. Undertaking a one-year internship,
  3. Passing the National Psychology Exam.

Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights 2023

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Criminal Psychologist careers

Are you interested in pursuing a career as a Criminal Psychologist? The region of Bacchus Marsh, located conveniently within striking distance of Melbourne, offers a range of specialised courses tailored for those wishing to dive deep into the psychological aspects of crime and justice. With four comprehensive Criminal Psychologist courses in Bacchus Marsh, you'll find the perfect stepping stone to advance your education and career in this intriguing field.

Among the available options, the Bachelor of Psychological Science provides foundational knowledge in understanding human behaviour, making it a superb choice for students keen on exploring the intricacies of the mind. Alternatively, those looking to delve into investigations can opt for the Bachelor of Forensic Science, equipping learners with essential skills to tackle real-world challenges in criminal contexts.

If you're seeking an even more comprehensive educational experience, consider the Bachelor of Psychology or the advanced Master of Forensic Behavioural Science. Both of these programmes are designed for experienced learners and will ensure you are well-prepared to face the complexities of criminal behaviour and provide insight into the psychological factors that drive individuals to commit crimes.

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