Program Description
This diploma aims to equip participants with specialized knowledge and professional skills in the fields of criminal psychology and psychological and mental assessment. The program covers criminal behavior, psychological assessment methods, psychological report writing, and the application of scientific approaches to personality analysis and case assessment within legal and ethical frameworks. It prepares qualified professionals to work in judicial, security, healthcare, and consulting environments.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of criminal psychology and its relationship with forensic sciences.
- Analyze criminal behavior and the psychological factors influencing it.
- Conduct psychological and mental assessments using scientific methods and standardized assessment tools.
- Prepare professional psychological and technical reports in accordance with recognized standards.
- Differentiate psychological disorders associated with criminal behavior.
- Apply professional ethics in psychological assessment and criminal psychology practice.
- Contribute to assessment, diagnosis, and decision-making processes in judicial and consulting settings.
Program Modules
- Introduction to Criminal Psychology
- Theories of Criminal Behavior and Contributing Factors
- Foundations of Psychological and Mental Assessment
- Psychological Measurement and Assessment Tools
- Psychological and Forensic Report Writing
- Professional Ethics and Legal Considerations
- Practical Applications and Case Studies
Training Methodology
- Theoretical and practical lectures
- Interactive workshops
- Analysis of real-life case studies
- Hands-on training in psychological assessment and report writing
- Expert-led scientific discussions
Target Audience
- Psychologists
- Psychological and Social Counselors
- Professionals working in judicial, security, and correctional institutions
- Graduates of Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, Law, and Criminal Justice programs
- Individuals interested in specializing in criminal psychology
Career Opportunities
- Psychological Assessment Specialist
- Research Assistant in Psychology or Criminal Studies
- Positions in Counseling and Rehabilitation Centers
- Opportunities within judicial and correctional institutions, subject to applicable regulations
- Psychological Assessment Consultant within the scope of professional qualifications and licensing requirements
- Member of multidisciplinary psychological assessment and support teams
Admission Requirements
- High school certificate (or equivalent) as a minimum requirement.
- Preference is given to applicants with academic or professional backgrounds in psychology, counseling, social work, law, or related fields. Other interested applicants may be admitted in accordance with program regulations.
Program Details
- Duration: 9 Months
- Training Hours: 300 Training Hours
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees are determined in accordance with the University's approved financial policies.
Registration Procedures
· Complete the program registration application.
· Visit the Center for Consultation and Training. · Contact the Center via extension 2590 / 2272 or email CCE@AMMANU.EDU.JO.
