Learn specialized skills
In the forensic science program, you will apply methods and techniques derived from myriad scientific disciplines to cases of legal and medico-legal concern, particularly involving the collection, preservation and evaluation of physical evidence at crime scenes.
The minor in forensic science is interdisciplinary in that it comprises courses from a wide variety of departments across campus.
The selected courses each offer a perspective, foundation-level knowledge, or a specific focus area that is relevant to developing the honed analytic and critical thinking skills characteristic of practitioners of the different forensic science specializations.
FSC 211 and 212 embody multiple fields of specialization and provide students with the opportunity to explore which area of forensic science they have an affinity with so that a career path can be more clearly defined.
Students choosing the forensic science minor find that the elective courses prepare them well for further education and training in a graduate program or professional school, basic law enforcement training (BLET), or for an entry-level position in a job-setting related to their major combined with the forensic science minor.
