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Forensic Psychology Master's Degrees in Minnesota

Psychology applied to legal and justice settings: assessment, criminal behavior, competency and the courts. Academic study of forensic psychology does not automatically confer eligibility to practice as a psychologist; licensure has separate requirements. Programs appear here only when official curriculum evidence supports the subject: a named concentration or track, or the degree's own required core — never a topic covered in one or two courses.

Listings in Minnesota identify where the school (or the campus that delivers the program) is located. For online programs this is not a requirement to live there, and an online degree based in Minnesota is not automatically open to residents of every state.

Listed alphabetically by school. This directory is not a ranking. What we list

Capella University

MS in Clinical Psychology — Forensic Psychology Concentration

Master'sMSConcentrationForensic psychologyMaster of Science
Format: Online
Location: Minneapolis, MNSchool location, not a residency requirement
Attendance: Online attendance requirements not verified
Duration: 24 months (estimate with no transfer credits) (no transfer credits) · 53 credits
Tuition: $525 per credit · All students — GuidedPath per credit
Next deadline: No upcoming verified deadline
Accreditation: Institution accredited: HLC
Subjects: Forensic Psychology
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Walden University

MS in Forensic Psychology

Master'sMSDedicated degreeForensic psychologyMaster of Science
Format: Online
Location: Minneapolis, MNSchool location, not a residency requirement
Attendance: Online attendance requirements not verified
Duration: 15 months (time to complete as printed; varies by student) · 48 credits
Tuition: $610 per credit · All students — Course-based format
Next deadline: No upcoming verified deadline
Accreditation: Institution accredited: HLC
Subjects: Forensic Psychology
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