Forensic Science

Through Bryant’s minor in Forensic Science, you’ll learn about the specialized roles that make up forensic teams and explore career opportunities within the field. Forensic scientists often work in laboratories using highly accurate instrumentation and collaborating with other well-trained specialists. By receiving basic training in the sciences and gaining hands-on experience in Bryant’s laboratories, you’ll be ready for advanced study as you prepare for your future career.  

The Forensic Science minor is recommended for students interested in careers involving law enforcement and medical investigations, including laboratory assessment of crime scene evidence. You may choose to continue your studies after graduation in a specialized area such as trauma assessment, forensic photography, ballistics, medical entomology, geographical information systems (GIS) and mapping, bio-imaging, and DNA analysis. Forensic techniques can also be used to track industrial responsibility for toxic releases, assess engineering failures such as bridge or building collapses, and assist countries following natural disasters, disease outbreaks, or wars.