Trent University

Overview

The joint major in Forensics at Trent University merges forensic science with studies in the arts or sciences, enhancing your analytical and investigative abilities. This pathway is ideal for students eager to apply scientific methodologies to real-world issues in criminal justice and public safety.

What you'll study

The programme integrates core forensic courses with complementary studies in either the arts or sciences. Course offerings may vary by term and year, so it is advisable to review the current curriculum on the programme website.

Core Forensics Courses

• Crime Scene Investigation
• Laboratory DNA Forensics
• Biocrime and Bioterrorism
• Computer Crime and Forensics
• Criminology in Forensics
• Forensic Anthropology
• Toxicology

Complementary Discipline

Students can select courses that align with their chosen arts or science focus, providing a broader understanding of the context in which forensic evidence is analyzed and utilized.

Capstone / Culminating Experience

Depending on the chosen pathway, students may undertake a culminating project, research component, or senior-level course requirements. For specifics regarding capstone expectations, please consult the programme page.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this programme. However, prospective students should verify the latest entry criteria on the official programme website.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Forensics and Arts / Forensics and Science programme can pursue careers in various fields, including law enforcement, forensic analysis, criminal justice, and public safety. This interdisciplinary approach equips students with the skills necessary to excel in diverse roles related to forensic investigation and analysis.