Forensic Psychology at GWU?

Is forensic psychology an offered major or concentration at George Washington University? If so, how's the program and what kind of opportunities does it provide students (internships, research, etc.)?

Forensic psychology is not offered as a specific major or concentration at George Washington University (GWU). However, GWU has a strong psychology program within its Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, where you can major in psychology. If you're interested in forensic psychology, you can still take related courses within the psychology department and create your own focus within your major.

To gain forensic psychology experience, you can explore available internship and research opportunities in the Washington D.C. area. There are numerous institutions, agencies, and organizations related to criminology, law, and mental health that could provide you with valuable experience in forensic psychology. As a GWU student, you will have access to their career services center which can help you find and secure internships in your field of interest.

Additionally, considering the university's location, you might have the opportunity to attend events, conferences, and workshops focusing on forensic psychology and related topics. This can be an excellent way to network with professionals in the field and learn more about real-world applications of forensic psychology.

In summary, although there isn't a specific forensic psychology major or concentration offered at GWU, you can still tailor your psychology major to fit your interests and take advantage of the rich and diverse opportunities in the D.C. area for internships and networking.