Details: Forensic Biology, Master's, LAS

Master'sForensic Biology

Wichita State's Master of Science (MS) in forensic biology combines quality curriculum in theory and practice, providing students with the necessary skills and knowledge for employment with local and regional crime labs and federal agencies.

Learn how forensic biology is the right fit for you.

Applied learning at Wichita State

At Wichita State, applied learning is everything. In fact, every degree we offer has a guaranteed applied learning or research experience built right into it equipping you with the relevant skills and experience to make you workforce ready before graduation.

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Admission to the program

In addition to 九色视频 Graduate School admission requirements, applicants must:

Have a bachelor's degree in forensic science or a natural science and minimum 3.0 GPA
Complete prerequisite courses in the areas of biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology
Submit three letters of recommendation from professional references who can speak to the applicant's background and potential success in the master's program
Submit a statement of purpose: a brief autobiographical statement describing particular interests, experiences and goals related to academic and professional work in forensic biology
Submit a resume or CV providing a description of experience or qualifications

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Admission requirements

Curriculum

The degree's curriculum offers in-depth study of the skills required for agency employment, including the latest techniques and methodologies.

When you're not in the classroom, you'll spend part of the program working alongside agents in local and regional forensic labs, including the ATF Forensic Science Laboratory located on campus for processing crime gun evidence from around the nation.

Careers

A degree in criminal justice from Wichita State will give you an edge with a diverse range of employers, including local, state and federal law enforcement; forensic laboratories; courts and correctional agencies; and related fields.