Description
Forensic Investigation Program Description
The Master of Science in Forensic Investigation is designed to prepare students to plan and conduct investigations for business and government agencies. Courses emphasize the gathering and reporting of testimonial and physical evidence and prepare students to conduct investigations by interviewing witnesses, analyzing documents, and synthesizing the results into factually accurate and objective investigative reports and court testimony.
Objectives
Forensic Investigation Program Outcomes
The overall education objective of the program is to prepare students as forensic investigators. The Master of Science in Forensic Investigation degree will provide graduates with the skills necessary for occupations as forensic investigators for business and government agencies.
Upon completion of the Master of Science in Forensic Investigation, graduates will be able to:
- Evaluate the merits of all allegation and prepare an investigative plan, if warranted.
- Conduct effective interviews and interrogations.
- Evaluate documentary and testimonial evidence.
- Synthesize analysis of facts and law into coherent, defensible conclusions.
- Communicate findings, analysis, conclusions and recommendations effectively, both orally and in writing.
Requirements
Required Courses:
Policies
Forensic Investigation Program Policies
Students are required to take and successfully complete FSCOR 601, Criminal Justice; FSCOR 604, Evidence; and FSCOR 606, Forensic Journal Research and Review, before enrolling in other courses.
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Course Descriptions
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