Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours)

A four year joint honours degree combining psychology with forensic studies, covering criminal behaviour, eyewitness memory, investigative psychology, forensic assessment and research method.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) is the joint major behind investigative and correctional psychology work, pairing behavioural science with justice system knowledge.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) is taught on the Symons campus at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, and Trent is a public university and a designated learning institution. Because Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) is a degree it is exempt from the Canadian field of study requirement, so completing Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) supports a Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to three years without the subject being tested against an eligibility list. An Ontario attestation letter is required with the study permit application for Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours), and the university issues it with the letter of acceptance.

Admission to Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) requires Grade 12 or Class 12 at 70 percent. The English requirement is IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0, and tuition for Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) is recorded at CAD 35,000 a year with a CAD 92.25 application fee. No scholarship is recorded against Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours). Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) lists five entry windows, in September and January to 2028. Apply Study Visa manages the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Forensics (Honours) application, the deposit, the letter of acceptance and the Canadian study permit as one process.