About the Degree
Human Anatomy, Pathogenic Bacteriology, Virology:
If these subjects intrigue you, you're probably on the right track in seeking a biochemistry forensic science option. Today's criminal investigations require an expert analysis of evidence. This degree is designed to provide you with the necessary skills to enter a profession with an eye toward serology, toxicology, drug identification and related investigative tasks.
What Can I Do With This Major?
Your Future with Our Forensic Science Degree
As a graduate of Missouri Southern's forensic science program, you'll harness your passion for biochemistry into a fulfilling life-long career. There are many more opportunities than we can list, but try picturing yourself in one of these positions:
- Aid in police investigations by examining evidence at a biochemical level.
- Administer and analyze fluids for drug tests for job screening, sports probation and other fields.
What You'll Learn
- How to communicate scientific principles and results to a professional or legal audience.
- Human anatomy and physiology as well as molecular biology and microbiology.
- An understanding of the development, structure and services provided by forensic scientists.
This Degree is Great for You if:
- You want to perform forensic analysis.
- You want to administer drug testing for sports, probation, standard job screenings, etc.
- You want to merge your interest in science with similar interests in agriculture, biotechnology or any of a number of fast-paced, 21st century professions.
Options:
Current Catalog
Chemistry Major, Forensic Science Emphasis, BS
Certificate
Chemical Laboratory Sciences Certificate
