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Course Overview
Forensic Microscopy
Learn about the polarized light microscope and its use in the identification and comparison of trace evidence.
Forensic Biochemistry
Explore concepts and procedures of contemporary forensic biochemistry, including the identification of body fluids and the use of genetic markers to establish identity. The laboratory portion of this course places an emphasis on techniques and procedures used in operational crime laboratories in the U.S.
Forensic Crime Scene Investigation
Gain a deeper understanding of the procedures for the collection, processing and investigation of forensic evidence discovered at a crime scene.
Forensic Science Skills You'll Learn
- Build a solid foundation in the ability to plan, conduct and evaluate scientific investigations.
- Develop an understanding of the various ethical and legal issues that may arise in the field.
- Demonstrate expertise using instruments to conduct theory, operation and data interpretation.
- Gain the skills and knowledge needed to effectively present scientific information.
Career Opportunities
- Drug Chemist
- Forensic Pathologist
- Firearms Examiner
- Trace Evidence Analyst
- Fingerprint Analyst
- Crime Scene Investigator
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