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A joint major in Forensics gives students a unique educational experience that equips students with an interdisciplinary knowledge base, a strong understanding of world issues, and well-honed critical thinking and analytical skills. A joint degree in Forensics and Anthropology or Archaeology is an ideal path for students interested in identifying human remains or investigating grave sites. A joint major in Physics and Forensics will help with reconstructing the trajectory of bullets at a crime scene.
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YOUR STUDIES
Double Major so the load is high and requires specific courses to the program.
Law and Policing
Department of Forensics
full time or part time
Full-time or part-time.
In person
Yes
No
Not required
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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Grade ranges are guidance, rather than a guarantee of admission. Some programs list university-level entry or progression requirements.
A minimum of six Grade 12 4U or 4M courses, ENG 4U with a minimum of 60%
Minimum 70%.
Not required
Not required
No
Yes
No
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Criminalist, Police Officer, Dna Analyst, Wildlife Forensic Scientist, Research Scientist
Crime Scene Technician.
TUITION & FEES
Fees depend on the academic year, course load, and student category. Use the university’s current fee information to plan your budget.
$8,363.07 CAD
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