Forensic Psychology minor

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A minor in Forensic Psychology is available to all students of other majors at UOIT. Students should be aware of course prerequisites needed to pursue this minor. The Forensic Psychology minor consists of six courses (18 credit hours). A cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 in the minor courses is required to successfully complete the Forensic Psychology minor.

Minor requirements

One of:
FSCI 3210U – Forensic Psychology or
PSYC 3210U – Forensic Psychology
Two of:
PSYC 2010U – Developmental Psychology or
PSYC 2020U – Social Psychology or
PSYC 2030U – Abnormal Psychology or
PSYC 2050U – Brain and Behaviour or
PSYC 2060U – Cognitive Psychology
Three of:
PSYC 2100U – Directed Laboratory Research or
PSYC 3050U – Clinical Forensic Psychology or
PSYC 3055U – Treatment in Forensic Settings or
PSYC 3060U – Personality Psychology or
PSYC 3310U – Confessions and Interrogations or
PSYC 3320U – Eyewitness Psychology or
PSYC 3400U – Investigative Psychology or
PSYC 3500U – Stereotypes and Prejudice or
PSYC 3820U – Psychology of Deviance or
PSYC 3999U – Special Topics in Forensic Psychology I or
SSCI 3039U – Children, Psychology and the Law