We require you to have: - a BSc Psychology degree (minimum Upper Second) or overseas equivalent , which confers Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) status with the British Psychological Society (BPS). If you are unsure whether your degree will give you eligibility for the GBC, you can check whether your degree was accredited for your intake year on the BPS website ; - evidence of attaining a minimum of an Upper Second across all BSc research methods taught units and the dissertation; - an understanding of the role of the forensic psychologist working in the UK, the applied nature of forensic psychology and why you wish to undertake further study of this field via your personal statement. You must demonstrate all three points in your personal statement to be considered for interview. Please review the guidance under the application tab for more detail on what your application must include. - ideally, you might have some relevant voluntary or paid experience involving forensic settings/forensic clients, eg working with offenders/people at risk of offending, victims, or observation of criminal courtroom proceedings. This should be demonstrated via your CV and/or reflected in your understanding of the field in your personal statement.