PhD in Forensic Psychology


Gain deeper insight into the intersection of crime, psychology, and the legal system.

Gain deeper insight into the intersection of crime, psychology, and the legal system.

Next Start Dates

  • Course Based

    Courses with a set schedule

    April 10, 2023

Transfer Credits

Up to 53 Credits

1Time to completion and cost are not estimates of individual experience and will vary based on individual factors applicable to the student. Factors may be programmatic or academic, such as tuition and fee increases; transfer credits accepted by Walden; program or specialization changes; unsuccessful course completion; credit load per term; part-time vs. full-time enrollment; writing, research, and editing skills; use of external data for the doctoral study/dissertation; and individual progress in the program. Other factors may include personal issues such as the student’s employment obligations, caregiving responsibilities, or health issues; leaves of absence; or other personal circumstances.

Note on Licensure:
The PhD in Forensic Psychology is not a licensure program and does not prepare an individual to become a licensed psychology professional.