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lolArithela said:say, psychology? can one become a registered psychologist and a registered lawyer? i've no idea how useful/less that is at this stage.
basically, i'm looking for a job which needs the combination of psychology and law
The most relevant profession is forensic psychology which requires both registration as a psychologist and solid knowledge of the legal system. Generally a law degree is not required, but it would be incredibly advantageous. Forensic psychologists might do psychological assessments of perpetrators, give expert witness in court, work with the police to profile or assess, etc... You would probably do a Masters (or a PhD) in forensic psychology after completing your degree which would include clinical experience.Arithela said:say, psychology? can one become a registered psychologist and a registered lawyer? i've no idea how useful/less that is at this stage.
basically, i'm looking for a job which needs the combination of psychology and law