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Study Judicial Psychology at Moldova State University. Discover tuition, admission requirements and career opportunities for international students.
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Overview
Enter the world of judicial psychology and discover how the science of human behavior supports the act of justice. The program addresses psychological evaluation of victims and offenders, behavioral profiling, and collaboration with legal institutions. You will work with experts and develop skills in analysis and counseling in complex contexts. Be part of the team that contributes to safety and social equity.
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Admission
International applicants should verify required study documents, translations, identity documents and the current intake sequence before applying.
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After confirming your program and admission documents, use the visa guide to prepare embassy submission and residence steps in Moldova.
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Judicial Psychologist in Institutions Subordinate to MAI, Expert in Prosecutor's Office and Justice Institutions, Counselor in NGOs for People in Conflict with the Law, Specialist in Victim Assistance
FAQ
How long is the Judicial Psychology program?
2 years (120 credits). Check the official academic plan for final details.
How does an international student apply for Judicial Psychology?
Open the admission page, verify the document list and then continue through the official USM process.
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