The MSc Forensic Psychology (with Psychotherapy) prepares students become competent forensic psychologists, who will work with offenders, victims and other professionals, having developed key theoretical and practical knowledge and skills in integrative psychotherapy. This course provides participants with theoretical, practical and research knowledge, in order to apply this knowledge and skills to forensic settings and contexts. Students will enhance their psychotherapeutic skills, focusing on the integrative approach, which may be applied to offenders and victims. Finally, they become familiar with forensic assessments, rehabilitative interventions and with the principles of the psychology of criminal behaviour and victimology, so to be able to relate theory and research with these. This MSc is rooted in the local framework, whilst acknowledging European and global frameworks and contexts. It is practical in nature, with the use of real-life examples, case studies and clinical placement (100 hours), while at the same time includes personal development planning and cultivates the need for continuing professional development and lifelong learning.