Forensic criminologists use science to solve crimes.
A forensic criminologist uses science to help solve crimes. As a forensic criminologist, you may investigate various types of evidence collected from a crime scene, such as hair and fiber traces, fingerprints, bullets and footprints. A forensic criminologist needs to be highly organized, skilled at critical thinking and an effective communicator. If forensic criminologist sounds like the career choice for you, there are schools that offer undergraduate, master's and doctorate programs in the field.
Simon Fraser University School of Criminology
Established in 1975, the Simon Fraser University School of Criminology offers a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on the complex workings of the criminal mind and offers courses in a wide range of topics. Students can choose to concentrate their studies on a number of aspects of the criminology field including law enforcement, research analysis and forensic science. Undergraduate and graduate programs are both available for students of the school.
Simon Fraser University School of Criminology
Burnaby, BC
Canada V5A 1S6
+1-778-782-4277
sfu.ca
Regis University
Regis University offers a Bachelor of Science in criminology through its online program. The online format is perfect for those whose work or home life make it difficult to attend classes in person. Regis University offers a curriculum that covers topics such as nature versus nurture, criminal behavior, ethics and environmental dynamics. Regis University also offers a Master of Science in Criminology for those students who wish to continue their education.
Regis University College for Professional Studies
3333 Regis Blvd.
Denver, CO 80221
800-568-8932
cps.regis.edu
University of Massachusetts Lowell
At the University of Massachusetts Lowell, students can enroll in a certification program in forensic criminology. The graduate-level program is designed for full-time graduate students and professionals seeking certification in this field. The fully online program is open to those who received a baccalaureate degree with a GPA of 2.8 or higher. Available courses include violence in America, forensic psychology, criminological theory and victimology.
University of Massachusetts Lowell
One University Ave.
Lowell, MA 01854
978-934-3224
uml.edu
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