Teach The Psychology of Crime in Fredericton, focusing on Clinical Criminology and Forensic Psychology through face-to-face instruction. This winter course meets on campus.

PSYC 3343 is an undergraduate Psychology course in the Faculty of Arts. The course provides an overview of crime psychology, including offenders, mental health, and victims. It examines theoretical perspectives on offender development and the nature and definition of crime.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach The Psychology of Crime course content
- Explore Clinical Criminology and Forensic Psychology
- Examine the nature and definition of crime
- Discuss theoretical perspectives on offender development
- Address crime, mental health, and victims

Requirements:

- Psychology Master's degree
- Psychology PhD degree
- PhD candidate near completion
- Availability for face-to-face, on-campus instruction

Apply Psychology expertise to teach crime, offender development, mental health, and victim-focused undergraduate course content.

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📌 Psychology of Crime Instructor (Fredericton)
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 Fredericton