Graduate Basis for Registration (GBC) confirmed at time of application from the British Psychological Society. Plus one of the following 1st class or 2:1 psychology degree or a non-psychology degree plus completion of an accredited psychology conversion course. 2:2 undergraduate psychology degree plus a relevant research Masters, DPhil or PhD. 2:2 without a Masters if one of the contextual admissions criteria is met. You should be able to demonstrate research experience beyond undergraduate (e.g. audit). You should have relevant experience, preferably at least six months in a forensic setting, or extensive experience in a clinical setting that involves direct client work, that goes beyond just observation. You should be able to demonstrate an ability to manage conflicting perspectives. You should have experience of working with groups and managing complex relationships. You should have an understanding of forensic contexts (minimum criteria of this would be through an observation). You will need to pass an Enhanced Disclosure and Baring Service (DBS) check and obtain occupational health clearance. We actively welcome applicants from a diversity of backgrounds (e.g., culture, socio-economic status).​ For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.