The resources collected and linked to on this page from AP-LS and outside sources provide information and links to content that can help both current and prospective graduate student navigate their path to a career in psychology and law.

Guide to graduate programs

psych & Law programs
The AP-LS Teaching, Training and Careers Committee produces an annual guide to graduate programs in forensic and legal psychology, including doctoral (Ph.D., Psy.D.), joint (Ph.D./J.D., Psy.D./J.D., J.D./M.A., Ph.D./M.L.S.), and Masters programs.

Legal training

Law training survey
Students and professionals interested in legal training may wish to review the results of our law training survey. The data is available upon request.
Legal internships
The Student Committee also maintains a list of opportunities for legal internships are also available, along with a list of post-JD fellowship options for future law school grads.
legal workshops
The Student Committee Law Liaison hosts an annual pre-conference workshop that highlights a legal topic and its potential applications in psychology & law. To view the archives of presentations and primers from past workshops, go to this page here.

Predoctoral Internships

internship resource guide
The Student Committee has developed a predoctoral internship resource guide to assist students interested in forensic internship search for relevant internship sites
Internship database
The Student Committee also maintains an internship database of internships with some forensic component

Postdoctoral training

resource guide
The Student Committee Experimental Liaison develops a postdoctoral fellowship resource guide for students, which includes a guide to the post-doc application process as well as a list of recurring experimental post-doc opportunities.
Clinical database
The Student Committee Clinical Liaison maintains a list of clinical postdoctoral opportunities in forensic psychology. 

From other professionals

Teaching psych & Law
The AP-LS Teaching, Training and Careers Committee has collected syllabi for courses in psychology and law or closely related topics. To view and download the syllabi, go to this page.
sample application materials
Several AP-LS professionals have donated sample application materials for internship, postdoctoral fellowship, and early career positions that are available for download. Thanks are due to the named and anonymous professionals who contributed these samples.

Webinar Archives

AP-LS Webinar Series
The AP-LS Student Committee hosts webinars throughout the year to engage our members in regular interactive discussions around topics specifically selected to enhance their understanding of clinical, experimental, and legal facets of professional practice.

Other resources

Diversity and Inclusion Resources
*AP-LS does not necessarily endorse the content of these sites, but they have been compiled by the Student Committee and this resource is being updated continuously
  • Ability
Ability and Disability
  • AGE
  • Ethics & diversity
  • Gender
  • LGBT
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Religion and Spiritual Orientation
  • Sexual/Affectional Minorities (e.g., gay, lesbian, bisexual, asexual, pansexual, demisexual)
  • Social Class & Socioeconomic Status

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