The forensic sciences involve the application of scientific principles and technical methods to criminal investigations. Forensic scientists are variously involved with searches of crime scenes, the analysis of collected evidence, identifying and linking victims and suspects, the interpretation of evidence in the context of the crime, and the presentation of expert opinions and conclusions in a court of law.
Forensic scientists practice in a wide variety of disciplines.
Hamline s Postbaccalaureate Forensic Sciences Certificate Program recognizes this and tailors the program to best prepare students for their chosen career paths. Career counseling and personal advising ensure completion of an individualized program of study. Program Physics Psychology Given that the forensic sciences include a broad range of disciplines, petitions to earn the certificate through majors not listed above will be evaluated by the director of the program. To earn a Postbaccalaureate Forensic Sciences Certificate, students must have earned an appropriate degree from a regionally accredited college or university and maintained a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.5. Financial aid is available based on individual eligibility.