Forensic Studies-Intermediate Undergraduate Microcredential (FSI-MICROUG)

Program Description

This program provides a basic examination of crime labs and investigative techniques used within the criminal justice system to collect and preserve evidence.  In addition, it also explores procedures and operations of law enforcement 

Admission Requirements

• Currently admitted to Wright State University.  

Program Learning Objectives 

Students will learn to:

• Ethically collect evidence from crime scenes (i.e. basic procedures of evidence collection).
• Understand how forensic science assists criminal investigations.  
• Explore the basic techniques used to identify and preserve human remains from crime scenes.   
• Make use of the proper methods and procedures of criminal investigations. 

Program Learning Outcomes

Students successfully completing the course can:

• Describe the basic techniques/procedures of collecting evidence from crime scenes in an ethically informed way. 
• Demonstrate the ability of forensic science to assist in criminal investigations.  
• Demonstrate basic techniques used to identify and preserve human remains from crime scenes.   
• Implement the proper methods and procedures of criminal investigations.

For more information

• Crime and Justice Studies, BA
• School of Social Sciences and International Studies
• College of Liberal Studies