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FRNSC 427W (4) – Forensic Chemistry
CHEM 500 (1) – Seminar in Chemistry
FRNSC 831 (3) – Forensic Chemistry II
Forensic Biology Emphasis (12):
BMB 400 (3) – Molecular Biology of the Gene
FRNSC 421W (4) – Forensic Molecular Biology
BMMB 590 (1) – Colloquium
FRNSC 821 (4) – Forensic Molecular Biology II
Electives (Select at least 3 credits)
A minimum of 30 graduate credits will be required for completion of the program, with at
least 18 credits from courses at the 500 and 800-level. The elective courses are chosen in
consultation with the student's advisor from offerings in various academic departments
based on the student's interest and career objectives to provide interdisciplinary breadth
and perspective. Some examples are;
ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)
• 411. Skeletal Forensic Anthropology (3)
• 413. Molecular Forensic Anthropology (3)
BIOLOGY (BIOL)
• 422. Advanced Genetics (3)
• 505. Statistical Methods in Evolutionary Genetics (3)
• 514. Topics in Systematics and Evolution (2)
BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (B M B)
• 400. Molecular Biology of the Gene (3)
• 401. General Biochemistry (2)
BIOCHEMISTRY, MICROBIOLOGY, AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (BMMB)
• 597A. Concepts in Biomedical Sciences (5)
CHEMISTRY (CHEM)
• 427. Forensic Chemistry (4)
• 525. Analytical Separations (3)
• 526. Spectroscopic Analysis (3)
CRIME, LAW AND JUSTICE (CLJ)
• 501. Criminal Justice Organizations and Institutions (3)
• 585. Law Enforcement Process and Policy (3)