Q&A: is it possible to do masters in forensic psychology after LLB?
Question by snow***: is it possible to do masters in forensic psychology after LLB?
I am currently doing my Alevels, and i am still confused on what to take after this…..
I have 2 options, either Law or Psychology.
I really like psychology but also find law interesting.
I’d really want to do something with forensic psychology or criminal law. I like both this subjects.
All I want to know is,
-Is there any possibility of doing masters in forensic psychology after I do my bachelors (hons)
Thank you
Best answer:
Answer by ownpool
You could earn a master’s in psychology in the USA after earning an LL.B. in another country if your academic record is sufficiently high and contains the psychology classes and statistics class necessary for a USA bachelor’s degree in pyschology. However, you would have to look long and hard for a master’s program which concentrates in forensic psychology.
In the USA a Ph.D. or Psy.D. is needed to be licensed as a general psychologist and forensic psychology often involves addition training beyond the doctorate. A master’s in psychology leads to licensing as a therapist or counselor.
I wrote this answer in case you are unable to read for the master’s in your country or in case you wish to study here in any event.
What do you think? Answer below!





Harvinder said,
Wrote on June 9, 2011 @ 12:04 pm
Im sure you can. After my A-levels I did LLB law and now I’m doing a masters in Law. But there are plenty of people on my masters course who haven’t studied any law before. So im sure it wouldnt be a problem if you wanted to study forensic psychology. Take care and good luck with your choice!