226 Bachelor's degrees in Forensic Science in North America

The Forensic Chemistry programme from Kansas City Kansas Community College  will develop and support an environment that advances the success and growth of its students, guided by scientific inquiry and the goals of the college.

The Forensic Science degree from Loyola University Chicago is fully accredited by FEPAC - The Forensic Education Programs Accreditation Commission.

Biomedical and Forensics - Photography at Barry University is for students with a combined interest in photography, biology, and criminal justice.

The Forensic Science - Forensic Laboratory Emphasis at Utah Valley University will provide students with a comprehensive science-based undergraduate education, which enables students to enter into a forensic science career. 

At Biology with Forensics from La Roche University you'll perform original research and conduct your own experiments.

Chemistry - Forensic Science from La Roche University will prepare students to work in a forensic chemistry laboratory, or for graduate study in chemistry.

The Forensic Science program at Tiffin University is designed for you to learn scientific principles and methods that apply to criminal and civil investigations and litigations. 

The Combined Honours in Biochemistry and Forensic Science program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology is a joint program with the University of British Columbia (UBC) that combines the strengths of UBC and BCIT to provide students with an exceptional interdisciplinary educational experience in Biochemistry and Forensic Science.

Forensic Biology from University of Findlay plays a vital role in the criminal justice system by providing scientifically based information through the analysis of biological evidence.

Why Study Forensic Science at Cedarville University? Do you love science, enjoy solving puzzles, and have a strong sense of justice? Cedarville’s distinctly Christian BS in Forensic Science is the perfect way to combine all three!

As a Forensic Science major from Seton Hill University, you will be uniquely suited to begin a career right after graduation, or to go on to graduate school in forensic science, law, or allied health and medicine.

Did you know that some of the most important work in criminal justice is carried on behind the scenes in crime labs? Criminal forensic biologists analyze evidence from crime scenes and work hand-in-hand with law enforcement agencies at the local, state, and federal levels. The Forensic Biology program is offered by Western New England University.

The Bachelor of Forensic Science program of The University of Tampa is designed to prepare students for careers as forensic scientists and is accredited by the Forensic Science Educational Programs Accreditation Commission (FEPAC) of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.

The Forensic Investigation (Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity Option) program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology enables you to extract digital evidence using forensic techniques, and to investigate and reduce cyber-related crime. Hone your investigative and problem-solving skills, expand your legal knowledge, and learn how to present in court as an expert witness.

With the Forensic Science program from University of North Dakota students will explore the intersection of science and criminal justice and prepare to thrive in a fast-growing field.

At the Forensic Chemistry program from Buffalo State SUNY students can learn the ability to analyze and evaluate experimental data.

The Biochemistry - Forensic Sciences programme at Mississippi State University is a four-year, full-time course. This B.Sc. degree provides a robust foundation in life sciences, preparing students for professional roles in criminology and biotechnology through a public study mode focused on analytical excellence.

The educational mission of the B.S. in Forensic Chemistry degree program at Alabama State University will advance the University, division and college missions by preparing qualified majors to pursue advanced education and/or enter professional careers in the forensic sciences.

Become a compassionate professional with the Mortuary Science program from Gannon University.

Apply the principles and tools of chemistry to the analysis of evidence in criminal investigations. Forensic Chemistry students at the University of Mississippi focus on analytical chemistry and biochemistry/molecular biology, with a capstone internship experience and participation in research.