Biomedical engineering forensics

Learning Outcomes

Students graduating with an MS in Biomedical Forensic Sciences are expected to:.
1) Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the applications of biology and chemistry to the collection and analysis of forensic evidence..
2) Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of specific laboratory processes and procedures, acquired from the program-required laboratory.

Program Requirements

Core Curriculum

What can you do with a MS in biomedical forensic science?

Completing this degree will qualify graduates to work as forensic scientists, DNA analysts, chemists, death investigators, and crime scene responders at the local, state, and federal levels.
The MS in Biomedical Forensic Sciences is a FEPAC-accredited graduate program.

What does a forensic engineer do?

Normally, it involves preparing a report of findings, which may form the basis for testimony in legal proceedings as an expert witness.
A forensic engineer may serve as an engineering consultant to members of the legal profession and as an expert witness in courts of law, arbitration pro- ceedings and administrative adjudication proceedings.

What is biomedical Forensic Sciences?

The Biomedical Forensic Sciences (BMFS) program trains aspiring and midcareer professionals in a variety of forensic disciplines applied to crime scene investigation and evidence analysis.
Professionals trained in these disciplines are crucial to today’s comprehensive forensic investigations.

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