The Bachelor of Science in Psychology – Criminal Psychology at Liberty University is designed to provide students with a foundational understanding of criminal behavior through the lens of psychology, sociology, and philosophy. This program explores the criminal justice system in the United States, including law enforcement, court procedures, and correctional institutions, while emphasizing ethical considerations and psychological theory. It is ideal for individuals who are curious about the motivations behind criminal actions and interested in contributing to justice and rehabilitation efforts. Students in this program often seek roles that involve behavioral analysis, counseling, or investigative support. The curriculum includes courses in criminology, crisis intervention, and the psychology of criminal behavior, helping students develop analytical and interpersonal skills applicable in both clinical and legal settings. Industries that benefit from this training include law enforcement, corrections, social services, and forensic psychology. Example careers may include criminologist, probation officer, substance abuse counselor, residential treatment specialist, and law enforcement support roles.