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The Forensic Science major is available within the Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) program, integrating specialized forensic training with foundational physical and biomedical science principles essential for investigative work.
This program emphasizes forensic methodologies, contemporary issues, and problem-solving, fostering a comprehensive understanding that covers evidence gathering, analytical procedures, and legal processes. Students train in advanced facilities and forensic labs, including ECU's Health Simulation Centre featuring realistic crime scene simulations that mirror actual investigative scenarios. Developed with industry input, the program offers exposure to forensic experts, ensuring graduates acquire sought-after practical competencies. Combining specialized forensic training with broad biomedical expertise prepares students for diverse career paths.
Learning Outcomes
Utilize foundational knowledge to address practical and theoretical challenges in forensic science.
Employ critical thinking to assess, interpret, and solve complex forensic cases.
Develop innovative approaches to anticipate and resolve forensic challenges.
Leverage digital tools to gather, assess, and integrate relevant information from various sources.
Effectively communicate forensic concepts and ethical considerations in professional settings.
Apply cultural awareness, including Indigenous perspectives, when conducting forensic work.
Collaborate effectively while upholding ethical, sustainable, and socially responsible forensic practices.
Demonstrate professional responsibility and independent judgment in forensic science education and practice.