The Post-Bachelor Forensic Investigation program is to provide enhanced quality learning experiences through classroom didactics, special topics,directed studies, and internships for individuals whose professional backgrounds interface with disciplines within forensics, healthcare, criminal justice and medicolegal arenas. 

What is the Forensic Investigation program?

• The program is designed for students with a bachelor's degree who wish to gain competence in the area of forensic investigation
• Its aim is to educate personnel whose professional scope and practice interfaces with the criminal justice system
• It is designed to provide police and fire inspectors, emergency service personnel, nurses, social workers and other public health professionals with the competencies essential to the process of forensic investigation
• Upon completion of the program graduates will be knowledgeable in the areas of legal/ethical parameters, specimen collection and analysis, forensic anatomy, forensic psychology, the criminal justice system, and the application of photographic/evidence specialties

Admission requirements

The Post-Bachelor Certificate in Forensic Investigation program is in moratorium and is not currently accepting applications.

• Minimum of 2.50 GPA
• Bachelor's degree from a four-year accredited institution
• Submit undergraduate transfer application to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by the deadline for that semester. View deadlines information.
• Letter of interest to include a summary of background and interest in forensic goals addressed to the curriculum coordinator
• Copies of transcripts