The Chemistry Department also offers a forensic chemistry certificate, which is available to all students (not just chemistry majors). In order to qualify for the certificate, students need to take the following courses:
CHM 411* | Instrumental Analysis | 3 cr hrs | |
CHM 417 | Forensic Chemistry | 3 cr hrs | NEW |
CHM 455 | Biotechnology Techniques | 3 cr hrs | |
SOC 250 | Intro. to Criminology | 3 cr hrs | |
CHM 496 | Forensics Internship | 3 cr hrs | NEW |
*CHM 411, Instrumental Analysis, requires General Chemistry I and II (CHM 261 and 262) and Analytical Chemistry (CHM 311) as prerequisites.
CHM 496, Forensics Internship, is an off-campus experience in which students serve as interns in a forensics laboratory. Arrangements for placement are made by the department chair and the chemistry undergraduate advisor. For additional information, contact the Chemistry Department.