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Psychology of International Criminal Investigations

Tuesday, August 11, 2026 5:30pm EDT

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Can the Right Interview Uncover the Truth -- and the Wrong One Hide It?

Join Dr. Amy Hyman Gregory, Associate Teaching Professor and Undergraduate Program/Internship Director at Criminology & Criminal Justice Department, FIU, for a virtual discussion:

The Psychology of International Criminal Investigations: Why Good Investigations Begin with Good Interviews

If you’re interested in international crime, intelligence, homeland security, transnational investigations, or law enforcement, this session offers a fascinating look at the real-world topics explored in FIU’s MA in Global Affairs – International Crime & Justice track (100% online).

Learn how psychology helps investigators uncover the truth and why effective interviewing is one of the most valuable tools for combating international crime.

📅 Tuesday, August 11
🕠 5:30 PM ET

🔗 Register today: https://bit.ly/3RqTaYg

Dr. Hyman Gregory’s full bio: https://bit.ly/4bIwDwN

 

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Students Alumni General Public Prospective Students

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Steven J Green School of International & Public Affairs

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