Curriculum & Courses

Below are listed the courses necessary to complete the Forensic Certificate. Students may take courses on a part- or full-time basis in any order. It is recommended that FORE 5501 be taken first, especially if you have had little forensic experience. All courses are Web based distance delivery. For more detailed information, please see Course Descriptions. Courses will be listed in their abbreviated form within these sections.

Six of the following:

FORE 5501Forensic History, Risk Populations and Issues
FORE 5503Forensic Psychiatry and Correctional Populations
FORE 5505Victims of Violence
FORE 5507Forensic Science
FORE 5509Expert Witness Testimony
FORE 5511Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence
FORE 5513**Sexual Assault Examination and Intervention Theory
FORE 5515**Sexual Assault Examination and Intervention Practicum
Approved Option ***

 

Upon successful completion of 18 credits (approximately 6 courses), a full Certificate in Forensic Studies will be awarded.

All courses will be offered each fall/winter term provided there are adequate registrations.

** Not open to undergraduate students.

*** Students must consult with an advisor to determine if a course satisfies this requirement.

NOTE: Courses tend to fill early. During the summer, if you encounter difficulty in registering for a course, please call the Forensic Studies program office for assistance. 1.800.240.6891 toll free or 403.440.6755.
 

Check out all the course descriptions of all courses available at Mount Royal.

 

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