The School of Interdisciplinary Forensics offers three graduate degree programs across both the doctoral and master’s levels. As one of the leading centers in the world for graduate education in forensic-related disciplines, we serve over 800 graduate students.
The PhD program in law and psychology is an intensive on-campus doctoral program designed to train a new generation of psychology and law scholars by taking a broad interdisciplinary approach that combines rigorous training in psychological science, research methodology, statistics, criminological theory, and legal theory.
The MS program in forensic psychology is an online program geared toward working professionals and provides a strong foundation in forensic assessment, legal decision-making, criminological theory, psychological research, and criminal law.
The professional science master’s (PSM) program in forensic science is an online program that readies students for career advancement by providing them with greater educational depth and breadth in the forensic sciences and helping them develop new competencies related to laboratory supervision.
The MS program in forensics is an on-campus program that combines hands-on training, cutting-edge research, and expert mentorship to prepare students for impactful careers in forensic science.