Master of Science in Forensic Technology

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At a Glance:

2 Years

Average Program Completion

On-Ground

Format

Credit Hours

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Fall

Master the New Capabilities

Forensic science applies scientific principles to legal matters, playing a crucial role in supporting investigations and uncovering answers to complex questions. Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting physical evidence, along with using advanced technologies, provides objective facts essential to both criminal and civil cases. If you want to develop expertise in applying technology during field examinations, the renowned Henry C. Lee College at the University of New Haven offers an unmatched environment to earn your degree. Courses are primarily offered in the late afternoon and evening, Monday through Thursday, on our main campus in West Haven. Practical components and laboratory exercises are a regular part of the curriculum and can be found in most courses.

Who Should Apply to This Program?

This program is ideal for anyone with the goal of working in crime scene or medicolegal death investigation. It is well-suited for practicing crime scene investigators, police officers, and novice or entry-level crime scene technicians seeking to advance their expertise. The program also welcomes individuals with an undergraduate degree in a natural or forensic science, criminal justice, investigative services, anthropology, or a related discipline who are looking to build or deepen their careers in the field.

What You Will Learn

The M.S. in Forensic Technology equips students with hands‑on experience in cutting-edge field instruments, including laser scanners, biometric devices, and portable crime‑scene technologies. Through specialized electives in areas like bloodstain analysis, fingerprint forensics, and accident reconstruction, you gain expert-level knowledge tailored to modern investigations. With a required capstone internship or research project, you’ll also tap into the program’s strong partnerships with local, state, and federal investigative agencies.

Career Outcomes

Detective/Criminal Investigator
Forensic Science Technician
Clinical Laboratory Technologist/Technician
Accident Reconstruction Specialist
Death Investigator/Medicolegal Investigator

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At the University of New Haven, education thrives where practical experience meets collaboration across disciplines, giving students the versatility needed to navigate a rapidly changing world. Our expert faculty and continually updated facilities equip you with the insight and preparation necessary to excel in whichever path you pursue.

Make Yourself at Home

Surround yourself with like-minded people equally devoted to building a life of purpose.

Real-World Experience

Internships and hands-on learning ensure you’re ready to step into your field.

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Reach your full potential so you can make your mark on the world.

16:1 Student to Faculty Ratio

Small class sizes mean you’ll receive the individual attention you need.

Nationally Recognized Excellence

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