BSc (Hons) Criminal Investigation with Psychology
Understanding the motives behind criminal behaviour is key in investigating crime to explain criminality and to deliver justice.
Lecturer
Department of Social Sciences and Nursing
After completing a BSc in Psychology at the University of Southampton, Jenny stayed on to complete an MSc Research Methods in Psychology and a PhD in cognitive psychology. Jenny’s thesis explored how the visual system internalises the statistics of the natural environment and leads to biases in perception.
Meanwhile, her interest in preventing food waste inspired her to start a business selling insects as a sustainable source of protein. Through this, Jenny developed a passion for science outreach and decided to return to use this in both teaching and research.Â
Jenny’s research interests primarily focus on attitudes towards novel foods and meat consumption, in particular entomophagy (eating insects).
Understanding the motives behind criminal behaviour is key in investigating crime to explain criminality and to deliver justice.
Explore the world of crime and get behind the psychology of criminology and social justice, on this BPS-accredited degree.