Forensic science is a growing field that offers scientists opportunities to specialize in different techniques.

Are you addicted to true crime? If Forensic Files and My Favorite Murder are your obsessions, you might have a future in forensic science or crime scene investigation. You already have the interest ...

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Saint Louis University's Forensic Science B.S., Crime Scene Investigation concentration students are a natural fit for this accelerated B.S. to the Criminology and Criminal Justice, M.A. accelerated ...

Universities.com rated the University of New Haven as the #1 Forensic Science Program in the U.S. For Morgan Korzik ’22 M.S., it was the stories he’d heard about his great grandfather, a Chicago ...

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Crime scene investigators may use tweezers, black lights, and specialized kits to identify and collect evidence. In addition to processing crime scenes, they may also attend autopsies. Applicants for ...

FIU’s Global Forensic and Justice Center does not resemble the dimly lit laboratories typically portrayed on crime shows, nor does that style of melodrama pervade its halls. Instead, the center aims ...

While the University doesn’t have a forensics program, the presence of forensics-based career goals is strong on campus. Founded in spring 2002, the Forensic Science Club currently has an estimated ...

A minor in forensic science is perfect for anyone interested in the fundamental concepts and principles used in analysis of crime scene evidence. While the minor is open to all undergraduates, when ...