Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry - Forensic Science

University of North Texas

Identify trace evidence and use quantitative analysis to help close the case. UNT's Forensic Biochemistry degree prepares students for careers in crime laboratories where they can use deep knowledge of biochemistry to uncover evidence. Students can also prepare for medical school for careers as medical examiners. The undergraduate program in Forensic Science at the University of North Texas offers a strong curriculum based on the Natural Science Program that have been in place for over 50 years. Overall, the Forensic Science curriculum ensures that each student: Obtains a thorough grounding in the natural sciences. Builds upon this background by taking a series of more advanced science classes. Develops, through course work and laboratory-based instruction, an appreciation of issues specific to forensic scienceThe forensic science course work covers Introduction to Criminalistics, Forensic Microscopy and Instrumental Analysis. You must also successfully complete the Forensic Science Assessment Test.Our distinguished faculty includes Dr. Harrell Gill-King, a world- renowned forensic anthropologist who helped identify victims of the Oklahoma City bombings, World Trade Center tragedy and Hurricane Katrina.