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Acquire a strong foundation in scientific principles and learn how research data is collected, processed, and evaluated while understanding the constraints of scientific methods to assess information objectively. Explore the moral obligations of forensic professionals within Canada's legal framework. Through our collaborations with the Ontario Police College and Canadian Police College, students obtain training in crime scene investigation that matches the instruction provided to law enforcement personnel across Canada. This distinctive aspect of our program ensures students receive comprehensive forensic education. Our partnerships with these institutions provide hands-on experience with current investigative methods. Additionally, all our forensic programs incorporate thorough coursework in Forensic Jurisprudence. We've introduced an innovative crime scene analysis course available to all university students. Professionals in this field are known as forensic identification specialists. Due to popular demand, we've developed a specialized course for students eager to explore this compelling discipline.
Career Pathways
Potential roles include forensic identification specialist, medical examiner, bone analysis expert, genetic researcher, law enforcement official, chemical analyst, dental forensic expert, criminal behavior specialist, crime lab researcher, medical lab technician, legal nurse consultant, educator, advanced academic researcher, medical school candidate, or legal professional. Aspiring forensic scientists should possess robust scientific knowledge. Those pursuing forensic careers typically undergo rigorous background screenings comparable to police officer vetting processes. Our Continuing Education Center provides a unique three-year Bachelor in Forensic Identification (BFI) designed specifically for forensic identification professionals. All our forensic degree programs include comprehensive Forensic Jurisprudence studies.