The Veterinary Forensic Sciences program equips students with specialized knowledge at the intersection of veterinary medicine and forensic science. The master’s degree and graduate certificate are designed for professionals pursuing careers outside traditional veterinary practice who can benefit from a forensic perspective. Such careers include animal control, law enforcement, veterinary medicine, shelter medicine, criminal justice, wildlife conservation, veterinary nursing, and legal advocacy related to animal welfare.
Core Courses
These courses (15 credits) are required for both the Master of Science and the Graduate Certificate in Veterinary Forensic Sciences.
Elective Courses
15 credits of electives are required for the MS program.
Additional Information
- All master’s students are required to complete and pass a written and oral final exam in their last semester in order to graduate.
- A 3.0 GPA is required for graduation.
- Only grades of C or higher are considered passing.
- Course offerings are subject to change.
