Certificate in forensic sciences in Saint marys university

Forensic science applies scientific knowledge to legal matters. Forensic scientists strive to provide impartial evidence for use in courts to support the prosecution or defense in criminal and civil investigations. Saint Mary's University has the only forensic science program east of Toronto, and you can apply for this program during the first year of your undergraduate degree.Our certificate program provides a unique opportunity to learn first-hand from instructors who also "do" forensic science: many of our core courses are taught by working professionals involved with criminal investigations on a regular basis. These include local experts in fingerprinting, blood spatter analysis, as well as the Chief Medical Examiner of Nova Scotia.Most students take the Forensic Sciences Certificate at the same time as a BSc (usually Biology or Chemistry). You can also combine the Forensic Sciences Certificate with a BA in Criminology.

Completion of GCSE/IGCSE O levels or with a combination of O levels and predicted or completed A levels. We may offer advanced standing credit toward your degree with final Advanced level results of A, B or C (4 and higher). Test of English: not required. In addition to all other requirements for the major, a minimum GPA of 2.2 is required in the eighteen (18) credit hours in Commerce electives completed in fulfillment of the major. (Courses included in the GPA calculations are indicated by *.)

Medicine, dentistry, law, pharmacy,Law enforcement,Forensic labs, e.g. toxicology, biology, DNA, arson/explosives,Forensic photography,Morgue or mortuary technicians; funeral home directors,Environmental testing, chemical/pharmaceutical/bio pharmaceutical manufacture and development, ecological survey, and food science,Museum curator

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