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You'll gain both theoretical knowledge and practical experience with cutting-edge forensic field technologies, including laser scanning systems, mobile analytical devices, and biometric identification tools. These advanced tools play a vital role in contemporary criminal investigations. Through specialized elective courses, you can focus on particular areas like bloodstain interpretation, firearm examination, latent print analysis, or collision scene reconstruction.
The program requires completion of at least 42 graduate-level credits, featuring either an internship or research project that serves as the Master of Science Capstone experience. This Capstone component leverages the University of New Haven's extensive network of partnerships with investigative units at municipal, state, and national levels throughout the United States.
Forensic technology represents an evolving field that merges conventional investigative methods with sophisticated analytical equipment and measurement techniques. Participants in this program will become proficient with various forensic technologies, from mobile detection devices to specialized criminal databases. Program-specific electives enable students to acquire expertise in specialized domains including blood pattern interpretation, ballistic evidence evaluation, and accident scene analysis.
Applicants must have official university transcripts and proof of bachelor’s degree completion. TOEFL of 80, or IELTS of 6.5, or PTE of 53 is required.
Application deadline: Fall Deadline - May 1.