Graduate Programs
Use the links below to learn more about the graduate programs as well as other useful information such as admission and degree requirements, course descriptions, and faculty.
Forensic Science (M.S.)
This interdisciplinary Master of Science in Forensic Science (MSFS) graduate program combines chemistry, biology, ethics and law to provide students legal knowledge and advanced scientific and laboratory training in forensic science. The program consists of two tracks: a molecular biology-based track with a focus on DNA analysis and a chemistry track with a focus on forensic analytical chemistry. The program is designed for students seeking to pursue advanced laboratory training and to excel in science in preparation for a career in forensic science.
Forensic Firearms and Toolmark Analysis Graduate Certificate
The Forensic Firearms and Toolmark Analysis Graduate Certificate is a laboratory-intensive program focused on competency and expert testimony.
Environmental Science (M.S.)
The environmental science master’s degree program is an affiliated interdisciplinary program with core courses taught by biologists, geologists and chemists. The program is targeted to individuals working in the environmental field who are looking to enter the environmental work force and educators seeking to expand their knowledge of environmental sciences in metropolitan areas so they can teach the specialty.