Program Learning Outcomes - Forensic Science

By the end of the program, students graduating will be able to:

• Apply an in-depth knowledge and critical understanding of the natural sciences to analyze forensic data and evidence.
• Demonstrate the skills necessary to collect, process, analyze, and interpret forensic evidence.
• Conduct research and advanced scholarship in forensic science or a related discipline.
• Critically evaluate the principles, concepts, theories, and limitations of forensic science.
• Effectively communicate forensic science findings and principles to professionals and the general public.
• Evaluate the role, and ethical duties of, the expert witness in the justice system.
• Apply knowledge of industry quality assurance standards to assess the reliability of forensic techniques and practices.
• Participate in scholarly pursuits and professional endeavors that contribute towards the growth of the community.
• Practice academic integrity, professional ethical conduct, and social responsibility to be an engaged member of the Forensic Science community.