Master in Legal Psychology

• Master

  Degree

• English

  Language of instructions

• 2 years

  Years of study

• Full-time

  Study mode

• Azerbaijan, Baku

  Location

The Master's Degree in Legal Psychology is an educational program that thoroughly explores the theories, psychological methods and empirical studies relevant to the current area. Comprehensive psychological analysis of criminal behavior is one of the theoretical and practical issues of studying psychological features of the perpetrator and the formation gained from his personality. We will have a clear idea of ​​the importance of the specialty of legal psychology if we add the complex and multidimensional stories about the features of other participants in procedural activities, clarifying the psychological bases of separate investigations and trials, and the analysis of ways to re-train the prisoner. Masters must master the following professional skills in the field of research: 1. reference to fundamental scientific knowledge and develop methodological bases of research; 2. to define the subject, purpose, position, assumption of the research; 3. use mathematical-statistical methods; 4. use modern computer programs and electronic libraries; 5. conduct scientific research work; 6. analyze and present the results of scientific research(Supervisor) ; 7. to know the rules of writing and diagramming of scientific articles. The master students must have a general idea and a deep knowledge of theoretical principles and research methods, as well as to be prepared for research and pedagogical activity that requires professional training, and be able to solve unexpected and complex issues within professional activities. Masters students must pass the scientific-pedagogical internship and must defend their thesis for a master's degree. Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to get acquainted with psychological centers of help, educational centers, forensic-psychological examination, correctional institutions. https://wcu.edu.az/en/pages/view/entryrequirent