Supplement degree with coursework in physics computer science statistics math and forensic science Seek laboratory experience to develop knowledge of
Forensic Scientists often have degrees in chemistry biology or forensic science A Bachelor's degree is required for entry-level positions; a Master's degree
The forensic science field is a collection of careers which combine science and service in the interest of society justice and public safety
A Master of Forensic Sciences degree from National University is grounded in the study of basic human anatomy components of death
for acceptance into the Forensic Science Program Transfer students with over 60 semester hours completed at other institutions and post-degree students
Forensic Science degree is a research-oriented graduate degree program Students must complete a minimum of 36 hours of graduate level work including a core
1 1 Degree Name Graduates of the program shall be conferred with the degree of Bachelor of Forensic Science (BFSc ) 1 2 Nature of Field of Study
Department of Chemistry Environmental Sciences College of Science and Liberal Arts Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science Degree Program
Forensic science has an important role to play in modern society and can lead to an extremely rewarding and fulfilling career Our degree reflects the skills
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MASTER OF FORENSIC SCIENCES
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A Master of Forensic Sciences degree from
National University is grounded in the study
of basic human anatomy, components of death investigation, analysis of disease and trauma, and identication of unknown dead persons.
Whether you are seeking a career specically
in the forensic sciences or hoping to advance your skills in law enforcement, lab work, law, investigation, or another profession, you"ll learn valuable and applicable skills in this leading-edge eld. Learn how to professionally interact with forensic pathologists and investigators and how to apply scientic methods to the resolution of legal problems.
The program provides two areas of
specialization to choose from: The specialization in Criminalistics includes courses in trace evidence, advanced forensic toxicology, advanced forensic serology and DNA, forensic anthropology and archeology, and more. The specialization in Investigation focuses on advanced forensic investigative techniques for the eld, giving you a comprehensive understanding of the concepts underlying the forensic sciences.
Program highlights:
Entire program can be completed online Learn technical procedures and methods of collection, preservation, and chain-of- custody management of evidence Gain practical knowledge of basic forensic photography for courtroom or trial presentation Use computer and multimedia forensics to investigate and interpret evidence Explore complex issues that straddle the interests of society and the rights of individuals in criminal procedures Integrate scienti?c research to address challenges in forensic science
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Online and On-campus Programs
Monthly Starts and Accelerated Classes
WSCUC Accredited
Academic Program Director: Ismail Sebetan; (858) 642-8419; isebetan@nu.edu The Master of Forensic Sciences (MFS) is a specialized professional de gree designed for law enforcement, lab personnel, attorneys, investigators, and other prof essionals seeking to upgrade their existing skills, as well as individuals who are interes ted in pursuing a career in the forensic sciences, law, law enforcement, private or governmental laboratories,