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School of Interdisciplinary Forensics

Degree Programs

Undergraduate degrees

A technician examines electronic components with a digital microscope, demonstrating investigation in ASU's Digital Forensics, BS program.

Prepare for a role at the forefront of digital investigations, where science and law converge. Use state-of-the-art tools to analyze cybercrime evidence, building practical skills to address real-world challenges. You'll be well positioned for a challenging career in cybersecurity, where your expertise contributes to meaningful solutions.

Interested in solving crimes using science? Explore the intersection of biology, chemistry and law while learning to collect and analyze crime scene evidence. Gain hands-on experience that prepares you for careers in forensic investigation or law enforcement, or for advanced study.

Researchers examine specimens with microscopes, showcasing scientific investigation in ASU's Forensic Science (Death Investigations), BS program.

Curious about how investigators solve unexplained deaths? Explore the science behind identifying causes of death, analyzing evidence and working with the legal system. Build technical and critical thinking skills that prepare you for careers in forensic science and criminal investigations.

A student studies at a computer workstation, exploring evidence and behavior in ASU's Psychology (Forensic Psychology), BA program.

Explore the intersection of human behavior and the law. Learn how forensic psychologists contribute to the legal system through psychological assessments, investigations, court testimonies and research.

Fascinated by crime and behavior? Study how psychology and law connect while learning how forensic psychologists conduct assessments, assist in investigations, and provide expert testimony. Build skills that prepare you for graduate study or careers that change lives.

Graduate programs

Advance your understanding of psychology and law. Study criminal behavior, psychological assessment and the justice system while gaining research experience that prepares you for career growth or further graduate study in work that bridges science and justice.

A researcher performs pipette work with faculty guidance, highlighting applied analysis in ASU's Forensic Science, MS program.

Ready to advance your forensic career? Strengthen your lab and research skills through hands-on training in state-of-the-art facilities. Prepare for advanced roles in forensic investigation, research or laboratory science while making a real impact in the pursuit of justice.

Want to advance your career in forensic science or law enforcement? Build your expertise in science while adding leadership and management skills, and prepare yourself for advancement in forensic labs, medicolegal offices or related careers where science and supervision go hand in hand.

Learn how human behavior, bias and decision-making affect forensic evidence. Build the skills to analyze errors, improve investigations and contribute to fairer outcomes in the justice system.

An instructor presents research data to a class, connecting behavior and evidence in ASU's Law and Psychology, PhD program.

Interested in how law and psychology connect? Explore why people behave as they do and how those behaviors interact with the legal system. Working with faculty mentors, you design rigorous research and analyze complex data to generate evidence that improves legal practice and justice outcomes.