Forensic Science Programs

Criminal Justice Programs in Forensic Science

Forensic science uses scientific methods and principles to resolve legal issues. Graduates analyze physical evidence, research and prepare reports for law enforcement agencies, and serve as expert witnesses in conviction hearings. Forensic science has many sub-divisions, including criminalistics, forensic archeology, forensic pathology, forensic psychology, and so on. Coursework in this discipline is extensive and courses include studies in calculus, chemistry, biology, and physics. Further, quantitative analysis and statistics, and courses specific to forensics - forensic microscopy, criminal evidence, and courtroom testimony - are also required. Graduates typically study till the Master's level before any real work begins. Graduates work with law enforcement agencies or government agencies.

Results Found: 2 Criminal Justice Courses in Forensic Science

Central Pennsylvania College		Summerdale, Pennsylvania 17093
	Program Name: Forensic Criminalistics Campus: Harrisburg Discipline: Forensic Science Degree(s) Offered: Certificate Program Class Offered via: Campus
Post University		Waterbury, Connecticut 6723
	Program Name: B.S. in Criminal Justice / Forensic Science Campus: Waterbury (Day) Discipline: Forensic Science Degree(s) Offered: Bachelors Degree Class Offered via: Campus