The Biochemistry/Forensic Science major is intended to prepare students to obtain entry-level jobs in labs performing forensic analyses, go on to graduate work in Forensic Science, or to provide a good foundation for advanced degree work in areas such as chemisty, biochemistry, forensics, molecular or cell biology, or related technology fields.
In addition to a series of typical biology and chemistry courses, supporting work in math, physics and forensics/criminal justice is required. Transfer students are welcome and may be able to complete many of the required courses before entering this program. Students intending to seek entry level forensic positions after graduation are strongly encouraged to enroll in an internship.
Students will complete ten courses plus a capstone as follows: