Psychology & Law Syllabi Collection

Collection of syllabi in Psychology & Law.
Teaching, Training & Education
Published

May 8, 2025

Psychology & Law Syllabi Collection

If you have a syllabus to submit, please fill out the online form. New submissions will be reviewed for completion by the web editor team and added to the existing collection.

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The AP-LS Teaching, Training and Careers Committee is continuing its efforts to collect syllabi for courses in psychology and law or closely related topics. You may download or view any of the collected syllabi.

The collection can also be filtered by selecting the course level, semester or institution you are interested in.

Level
Instructor
Course
Link
Undergrad
Lauren Meaux
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Introduction to Forensic Psychology (Online)
Summer 2023
Undergrad
Matthew Hiller
Temple University, Department of Criminal Justice
CJ 4097 Capstone: Psychology, crime and rehabilitation
Fall 2023
Undergrad
Haley Dawson
Florida International University
Legal Psychology
Fall 2022
Graduate
Leonardo Bobadilla
Pacific University Oregon
Correctional Psychology
Spring 2020
Mixed
Bette L. Bottoms
University of Illinois, Chicago
Psychology and Law
Fall 2020
Undergrad
Kim Fromme
University of Texas at Austin
Forensic Psychology
Fall 2020
Graduate
Colleen Berryessa
Rutgers
CJ-653: Psychology and Law
Spring 2020
Other
Harry Morgan
Other
Certified Sex Offender Treatment Provider Course (50-Hour)
Spring 2020
Undergrad
Eve Brank
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Psychology & Law
Spring 2020
Undergrad
Elijah Ricks
Roosevelt University
Child Psychology and the Law
Fall 2019
Mixed
Jennifer Schriver
Indiana State University
Correctional Psychology
Fall 2019
Graduate
Robert A. Beattey, JD, PhD
Arizona State University
PSY 545: Advanced Legal Psychology
Spring 2019
Undergrad
Melanie MacEacheron
Arizona State University
Correctional Psychology (nb. not taught to date)
Fall 2019
Graduate
Colleen Berryessa
Rutgers
CJ-653: Order in the Court: Social Context of the American Criminal Courtroom
Spring 2019
Graduate
Rick Trinkner
Arizona State University
Procedural Justice & Legitimacy Theory
Spring 2019
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Source: Syllabi data maintained by AP-LS TTC Committee