

BA(Honours) in Forensic Science, University of Windsor
Windsor, Ontario
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48 Months
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About this course
This Bachelor of Arts program in Forensic Science at the University of Windsor offers students a chance to explore the intersection of forensic techniques and social sciences such as psychology or criminology. The program emphasizes learning about state-of-the-art forensic technologies, investigative methods, and understanding the criminal justice system. The curriculum is designed to be multidisciplinary, allowing students to tailor their courses towards their future careers. The faculty enhances learning by incorporating real-life experiences into teaching, including mock crime scenes and laboratory work, and provides exposure to professional forensic practitioners, police, lawyers, and expert witnesses, ensuring a practical, hands-on education.
Why this course is highly recommended
The program stands out because of its combination of forensic techniques with social science insights, supported by faculty with practical experience in forensic casework. Practical learning through labs, mock crime scenes, and real-life experience from professionals makes this course highly valuable for students aiming to work in forensic investigation or criminal justice. With over $2 million in scholarships annually and a small faculty-to-student ratio, students are ensured personalized attention and support.
Specialisation
Students can tailor their forensic science degree with disciplinary subject specializations in Criminology, Psychology, or Sociology, allowing for a focused approach aligned with their career aspirations in forensic investigation, criminal justice, or related fields.
Course fees
Application fees
21.01L
1st year tuition fees
21.01L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
High school students need to meet specific course requirements including Advanced Functions or MHF4U, Biology or SBI4U, and English or ENG4U, with a minimum average of 70%, and an overall mean of 85%. For international students, Grade 12 Advanced Functions, Biology, and English are required, with a suggested Physics course as strongly recommended.
English language test
DUOLINGO
115
TOEFL
83
IELTS
6.5
PTE
60
Career prospects
Graduates can pursue careers such as crime scene officer, border services officer, behaviour profiler, internet security analyst, or forensic psychologist, among other roles in forensic investigation and criminal justice.
FAQs
Can I specialize in a particular social science?
Yes, the program allows for combining forensic courses with disciplines like Criminology, Psychology, or Sociology, enabling you to tailor your degree.
What practical experiences are included in the program?
Students participate in mock crime scenes, laboratory work, and learn from forensic practitioners, police, and legal professionals through real-life casework and simulations.
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