Masters Psychology of Justice: Crime Victims

a) Identify the state of the art of themes in this field; b) Critically select methods, techniques and instruments for psychological assessment of victims (adults and children) and offenders (adults and young people) in this field; c) Plan and implement psychological assessment protocols, in justice/forensic contexts, mostly of victims and offenders, and write the respective reports; d) Recognize different conceptual models, modalities and strategies of psychological intervention, as well as plan and implement intervention plans within the scope of specific problems, both with victims and with offenders; e) Plan, implement and evaluate crime and victimization prevention programs; f) Demonstrate skills of working in a multidisciplinary team; g) Develop original empirical studies, adopting the most appropriate research methods; h) Respect the ethical principles in the activities of evaluation, prevention, intervention and research in this field.