
Legal Psychology
Our aim is to conduct research that contributes to psychological theory as well as being applicable to the legal system.
Research group: Criminal, Legal and Investigative Psychology (CLIP)
About us
Criminal, Legal and Investigative Psychology (CLIP) is a research group within the area of forensic psychology. CLIP was established in 2000 and is situated at the Department of Psychology.
Our aim is to conduct research that contributes to psychological theory as well as being applicable to the legal system.
To reach out, members of the research group are continuously involved with further education and training for police investigators, prosecutors, judges, and other groups of professionals. We also engage in the public debate and participate in public events.
The group also initiated and teach courses in forensic psychology at all levels at the University of Gothenburg.
International collaboration
- International Centre for Research in Forensic Psychology (External link)
- Centre for Critical Incident Research (External link)
- The Maastricht Forensic Institute (External link)
- John Jay College of Criminal Justice (External link)
- The Nordic Network for research on Psychology and Law (NNPL) (External link)
- Royal Holloway Eyewitness Group (External link)
Members
Associate professors
Postdoctoral researchers
PhD students
PhD students (Erasmus mundus)
- Alejandra de la Fuente Vilar (Maastricht)
- Minhwan Jang
- Bruna Calado (Maastricht)
- Jennifer Kamorowski (Maastricht)
- Enide Maegherman (Maastricht)