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The interdisciplinary forensic studies minor is designed to provide a background in criminal investigation, criminal evidence, and criminalistics. However, those students specifically interested in working in a forensic (crime) laboratory should also consider majoring in biology and/or chemistry.

Follow the links below to learn more about the forensic studies minor. If you have additional questions, contact Dr. Tod Burke, the Forensic Studies Coordinator (tburke@radford.edu or 540-831-6657).

Interdisciplinary Minor in Forensic Studies

Regardless of major, students may complete 18 hours of interdisciplinary coursework to earn an interdisciplinary minor in forensic science.  Select one of the following links, based on your catalog year:

Information about the Minor, for the 2006-2007 & 2007-2008 catalog years

Information about the Minor, for the 2005-2006 catalog year

Information about the Minor, prior to Fall 2005 (2004-2005 catalog year)

  

Revised May 2008
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Department of Criminal Justice
307 Adams Street
PO Box 6934
Radford, VA  24142
(540) 831-6148 (office phone)
(540) 831-6075 (office fax)

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