The Graduate Diploma in Forensic Psychology does not enable you to practice as a psychologist in Singapore. This graduate diploma is designed to empower you with the skills and knowledge to apply forensic psychology principles in the context of law and security in Singapore.

1. How many intake(s) are there in a year for the Graduate Diploma in Forensic Psychology?
   There is one intake in January every year.
   
   
2. What are the minimum and maximum durations of Graduate Diploma in Forensic Psychology?
   The minimum and maximum candidature for Graduate Diploma in Forensic Psychlogy is 1 year and 2 years respectively.
   
   
3. Do I need to have a degree in psychology to take up this Graduate Diploma?
   The Graduate Diploma in Forensic Psychology was designed for those without a degree in psychology, so any other degree will do. If you have a degree in psychology, you are encouraged to sign up for the Master of Psychology (Forensic) instead.
   
   
4. Can I practice as a psychologist after taking this Graduate Diploma?
   No, a master's degree and a degree in psychology is essential for practice as a psychologist in Singapore.
   
   
5. Can I take the Master of Psychology (Forensic) after completing this course?
   No, a degree in psychology is necessary for you to be admitted to the Master of Psychology (Forensic).
   
   
6. When are classes conducted?
   Classes will be conducted on weekday evenings from 7pm to 10pm.
   
   
7. Are there exams?
   There are no exams, but all courses in this programme have 2 assignments and 1 End of Course Assessment (ECA), which is a project that you need to complete at the end of each course.
   
   
8. Can I work and study at the same time?
   Absolutely!
   
   
9. Are there credit exemptions for this programme?
   No, there are no credit exemptions, as you are expected to have studied your degree in a different discipline, i.e., not psychology.