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Forensic science and technology
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What is a forensic science and technology major?
One who studies forensic science and technology focuses on the application of the physical, biomedical, and social sciences to the analysis and evaluation of physical evidence, human testimony and criminal suspects. Students are instructed in forensic medicine, forensic dentistry, anthropology, psychology, entomology, pathology, forensic laboratory technology and autopsy procedures, DNA and blood pattern analysis, crime scene analysis, crime scene photography, fingerprint technology, document analysis, witness and suspect examination procedures, applicable law and regulations, and professional standards and ethics.
How much do forensic science and technology majors make?
This data isn't currently reported, but we're working on it!
How popular is forensic science and technology as a major?
Each year, around 1,920 students obtain a bachelor’s degree and around 430 students obtain an associate degree in forensic science and technology. In 2021, 1,933 students received a bachelor's degree and 468 students received an associate degree. This is 4% more forensic science and technology majors than there were in 2020. Forensic science and technology is a relatively popular major compared to other criminal justice majors.
