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Forensic Anthropology is the application of biological anthropology and forensic science to criminal investigations, mass disasters, and human identification cases. This highly specialized B.Sc. program equips students with the skills needed to analyze human remains and the contexts in which they are found, interpret forensic evidence, and contribute to medico-legal investigations worldwide. Students in this program will: Develop expertise in osteology (human skeletal analysis) to determine age, sex, ancestry, and trauma.
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YOUR STUDIES
First Year Common.
Law and Policing
Department of Anthropology
full time or part time
Full-time or part-time.
In person
No
No
Not required
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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Six 4U/M credits, including: Biology (4U)English (4U)Mathematics (4U)Minimum 75% overall averageLimited enrolment: Offers are made based on academic performance
Minimum 75%.
Not required
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
No
Yes
No
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Forensic Anthropologist, Crime Scene Investigator, Human Identification Specialist, Medical Examiner’S Office Analyst, Mass Disaster & Humanitarian Recovery Specialist
Not specified
TUITION & FEES
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$8,363.07 CAD
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