The job I think I have when I graduate from the university is that of a forensic psychologist

Forensic psychology is the combination of both law and psychology, and plays a significant

role in understanding behaviours and preventing crimes.Forensic psychologists practice

psychology within the criminal justice system and civil courts. Their interest lies in

understanding why certain behaviours occur, and also in helping to minimize and

prevent such behaviours. They apply their knowledge of psychological principles and

can use it to help narrow down a suspect list or provide a motive for a crime.

Thus, the practice of forensic psychology, and perhaps the most frequent duty of forensic

psychologists, is the psychological assessment of individuals who are involved, in one way

or another, with the legal system. Therefore, although it is necessary to have training in law

and forensic psychology, the most important skills a forensic psychologist must possess are

solid clinical skills. That is, skills like clinical assessment, interviewing, report writing, strong

verbal communication skills (especially if an expert witness in court) and case presentation

are all very important in setting the foundation of the practice of forensic psychology.

I imagine working in the PDI, in various places.I would analyze criminal profiles.I would love to be able to travel to many places and have enough money to have a dignified life