Forensic Careers
The study of Forensics is the study of how science can aid the law enforcement community. If you have an eye for detail, an inquiring mind and are interested in science, then you have a future as a Forensic Scientist! Forensic Science is one of the fastest growing fields in the US with more and more positions coming open as technology and the criminal justice system become more intermeshed. Are you interested in an entry-level career path with excellent prospects for the future and a real effect on the world around you?
Forensic Scientists are a crucial part of the criminal justice system and, as a Forensic Scientist, you will be behind the scenes providing a hands-on, real, effect making the world a better and a safer place. Demand for Forensic Scientists is expected to grow by 31% between 2006 and 2016 and, with your Bachelor's of Science in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Science, you can be ready for one of these new careers in as little as 18 months!
Forensics and Criminal Science
The study of Forensic Science will include the study of such forensics methods as blood spatter, fingerprints and DNA. The skills you will need to become proficient with these methods can be learned through AIU Online's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Science.
Online education may be a perfect fit for you if:
- You don't want to compromise family or personal obligations
- You can't take time off from work to go back to school
- You are not located near a college offering your program of interest
- You have previous college credits and want to complete your degree
- You want to get promoted to manager level at your current job
- You want to expand your career opportunities
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Science features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the criminal justice industry. Learning from experienced instructors, you can absorb career-relevant knowledge that can immediately be applied in real-world professional situations.
Classes will cover material including:
- Forensic Science
- Forensic Psychology
- Computer Crimes and Computer Forensics
- Foundations of Criminal Justice
- Criminology
- Principles of Law Enforcement
- Criminal Justice Administration
- Legal Aspects of Criminal Justice
- Corrections
- Advanced Topics in Criminal Justice
Take charge of your future, today! Fill out the form on the right to get more information on enrollment, tuition, career placement and financial aid.
