Forensic Psychology
Forensic psychology research is at the interface between psychology and the law. The forensic psychology research conducted by academic staff in the School of Psychology informs decision making around a diverse and range of social, clinical and legal issues.
Forensic psychologists at UNSW provide postgraduate training to develop the field through the Master of Psychology (Forensic) program and offer practical clinical experience through the Wentworth Forensic Clinic.
Our academics are widely published and have been very successful in securing grant funding and developing productive industry partnerships. The forensic psychology research group at the School of Psychology is expanding rapidly in both size and reputation.
People involved
This is a list of the people within the school who are most involved in forensic psychology research. Follow the links for further information including CV’s and current projects.
- Project: Eyewitness Testimony
- Project: Eyewitness Identification
- Project: Facial Composites
- Projects: Development, Assessment and Treatment of Callous-Unemotional Traits
- Project: Understanding Uncertainty in Forensic Science and the Law
- Project: Examining and Strengthening Forensic Sciences
- Project: Refugee Adjustment Study
- Project: Tell Your Story: A Digital Intervention for Reducing Stigma in Traumatized Refugees
- Project: Investigating Psychological Mechanisms Underpinning Refugee Mental Health