Course Description

Program Description Forensic Sciences are distinguished by the use of science to analyze evidence and solve crimes. The field of study is the application of knowledge of an area of natural or social sciences to crime scene investigation. Forensic Sciences is multidisciplinary and combines knowledge of forensics techniques with disciplinary subject specialization. Multiple career paths are possible depending upon students’ areas of interest. In this program, classroom and laboratory experiences emphasize the identification, preservation and analysis of evidence, while developing interpersonal, public-speaking, and critical-thinking skills. Students learn about reporting and presenting forensic evidence in courts, and study aspects of law, criminality, judicial systems, and the importance of high ethical standards in forensic investigations. This program focuses on: The study of evidence for presentation in courts of law Emphasizes the sciences including biology, chemistry or molecular biology/biochemistry Methods of collecting, handling, and analyzing evidence through the application and integration of particular sciences and law with an emphasis on high ethical standards in legal investigations It is intended for students who wish to continue on to graduate school in forensic science, or professional schools. Supplementary Fee: Only applicants who have taken post-secondary studies will be required to pay the $50 Supplementary Fee (indicated below).

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