Master of Forensic Science in Crime Scene Investigation
The Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) concentration is designed to respond to the many Investigators/Detectives/Special Agents/Medicolegal Death Investigators and Crime Scene Technicians going through our program. This discipline is also for those considering investigations or crime scene processing as careers. Many students feel field work is a better fit for them than working in crime labs as examiners or analysts. Our CSI concentration recognizes that as the proficiency of those collecting evidence at crime scenes improves, all of the forensic sciences benefit. Lawyers wishing to specialize in the field of forensic evidence, and students enroute to becoming forensic pathologists have also chosen our CSI concentration.
 Prerequisite: A bachelor's degree from an accredited university with at least one year in chemistry and one year of biology or permission of the department.
Required: The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences. The program of study consists of 36 credit hours of approved course work. All candidates are required to pass a written Master's Comprehensive Examination.
Required Courses (27 credits)
 Recommended Courses( 6-8 credits with advisor approval)
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