Forensic Studies
Program Transfer Guide
University of Baltimore
Effective
Fall, 2026 - Current
Instruction Methods
In person
About the Program
The B.S. in Forensic Studies program, offered by the School of Criminal Justice, incorporates science, criminal investigation and the law to provide a comprehensive understanding of the evidentiary process. This academic approach familiarizes students with the major components of the criminal justice process, from the investigation and collection of crime scene evidence to its scientific evaluation and subsequent presentation in court. The program offers broad preparation in substantive areas of the field with the opportunity for an in-depth exploration of forensic science or police science.
Developed in partnership with the Baltimore Police Department, the curriculum includes theoretical and applied coursework. This partnership provides experiential learning opportunities with law enforcement and scientific personnel to produce graduates with the skills and experience needed to assume positions as either forensic science specialists or criminal investigators.
Students enter the B.S. in Forensic Studies program from diverse backgrounds, contributing an array of skills and knowledge that enlivens the learning process. Students in the forensic investigations 78 concentration are seeking employment in law enforcement or are pursuing a bachelor’s degree to advance in their field. They enter the program with coursework in criminal justice, the social sciences or general studies.
Developed in partnership with the Baltimore Police Department, the curriculum includes theoretical and applied coursework. This partnership provides experiential learning opportunities with law enforcement and scientific personnel to produce graduates with the skills and experience needed to assume positions as either forensic science specialists or criminal investigators.
Students enter the B.S. in Forensic Studies program from diverse backgrounds, contributing an array of skills and knowledge that enlivens the learning process. Students in the forensic investigations 78 concentration are seeking employment in law enforcement or are pursuing a bachelor’s degree to advance in their field. They enter the program with coursework in criminal justice, the social sciences or general studies.
