226 Bachelor's degrees in Forensic Science in North America

Did you know Washburn University is one of only two institutions in the US where you can earn a bachelor of science in Forensic Anthropology? And we’re one of only a few universities where you have the opportunity for forensic casework experience as an undergraduate. 

The Bachelor in Forensic Science program at Cedar Crest College will prepare you for a wide variety of career paths, such as crime scene investigation, drug chemistry, forensic DNA analysis, toxicology and trace evidence examination. 

The Forensic Science - Chemistry BSc program from San José State University is designed for students with a career interest in crime lab work. 

The Forensic Science B.Sc. at The City University of New York provides elite professional training for future research scientists and laboratory experts. This full-time programme, delivered in a public study mode, combines rigorous chemistry and biology over four years to prepare students for high-level forensic careers.

The Chemistry - Forensic Science programme at Appalachian State University provides a comprehensive full-time undergraduate education. This degree combines rigorous chemical analysis with criminal investigation techniques. Students develop essential laboratory skills and theoretical knowledge required for professional practice.

The Forensic Chemistry major offered by the Marshall University is intended for students who wish to pursue a career in fields involving forensics. Students are strongly encouraged to engage in a Forensic Chemistry related Capstone Experience.

The Forensic Science - Biology BSc program from San José State University is designed for students with a career interest in crime lab work. 

Through hands-on learning and extensive laboratory training, this integrated learning major prepares you to use advanced techniques in demanding forensic science careers with this Forensic Science programme from Syracuse University.

The Lamar University Bachelor of Science Degree in Forensic Chemistry is for you if you want to laboratory analysis to help solve criminal cases. 

The University of Toledo offers one of the premier Paralegal Studies programs in the country. The program has been designated a national demonstration program and serves as a model for others. It also is one of the few programs approved by the ABA.

Washburn University’s Forensic Biology Bachelor of Science program is the first of its kind in Kansas. 

The Bachelor of Science degree in Forensic and Investigative Sciences is an Indiana University Indianapolis degree offered in the Forensic and Investigative Sciences Program.

The Forensics (Criminal Justice) program at The University of Southern Mississippi is broad based and designed using the recommendations of the Technical Work Group on Education and Training in Forensic Science (TWGED).

The Forensic Chemistry at Loyola University New Orleans will give you both the specialized chemical knowledge and hands-on lab experience you need for your career.

Indiana Tech’s Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science - Biology will prepare you for a variety of laboratory-based and advanced forensic science careers. Coursework which includes molecular biology, chemistry, genetics, biochemistry and statistics will help you become a professional with the knowledge, skills and experience to excel in your chosen career path.

The Forensic Science program from Plymouth State University gives students unmatched opportunity to excel in this field. 

Students completing the Forensic Science-Chemistry program of University of Central Florida will also meet the requirements for ACS certification.

Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with an Emphasis in Forensics from Lindenwood University requires 76 credit hours.

As a Forensic Science major at Alvernia University, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills necessary to work in a modern crime lab in your hometown, or at the regional, state or federal level.

Students completing the Forensic Science program of University of Central Florida will also meet the requirements for ACS certification.