Forensic Science/Chemistry

Our Forensic Science/Chemistry degree plan integrates essential general education requirements with scientific coursework. You will delve into topics such as:

• Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Analytical Chemistry principles.
• Biology: Foundational biological concepts relevant to forensic evidence.
• Physics: Understanding physical principles applicable to crime scene analysis.
• Criminal Justice Fundamentals: Introduction to the legal system and investigative processes.
• Laboratory Techniques: Hands-on experience with scientific instrumentation and analytical methods.
• Critical Thinking & Problem Solving: Developing the analytical skills needed to interpret evidence.

Graduates of our Forensic Science/Chemistry program are prepared to transfer to universities offering Bachelor's degrees in:

• Forensic Science
• Chemistry (with Forensic Emphasis)
• Biology (with Forensic Emphasis)
• Criminal Justice
• Biochemistry
• Toxicology
• And other related scientific and legal fields

A Bachelor's degree in Forensic Science or a related field can lead to a variety of impactful careers, including:

• Forensic Scientist/Chemist: Analyzing evidence (drugs, fibers, DNA, firearms residue) in crime labs.
• Crime Scene Investigator (CSI): Documenting and collecting evidence at crime scenes.
• Toxicologist: Detecting and identifying drugs and poisons in biological samples.
• Laboratory Technician: Working in analytical, research, or quality control labs.
• Law Enforcement: Applying scientific knowledge in investigative roles.
• Research Assistant: Contributing to scientific studies in various fields.
• Quality Assurance Specialist: Ensuring standards in scientific and industrial settings.