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A training course in applied psychology focuses on teaching students how to apply fundamental psychological concepts (theories, principles, procedures, and strategies) in real-world situations. Most applied psychology undergraduate programmes last at least four years to finish. If you choose to continue your studies, a master's degree will take an additional 2.5 years, and a PhD would take an additional 5–7 years.

With a degree in applied psychology, you can work as a forensic psychologist. You will mostly work in the criminal justice system with this degree.Additionally, you'll be in charge of managing any legal and competence concerns that can come up during a trial. You could have to work with rapists, murderers, child abusers, or mentally ill defendants, which is vital to recognise.

Acquiring a four-year college education in either law enforcement, criminal science, or general brain research will give a strong groundwork to seek forensic psychology. Notwithstanding, a few schools currently offer four-year college education in criminological brain science explicitly, which is likewise a decent choice if accessible.

So to seek forensic psychology., you could do MA in applied psychology yet there are different choices