Current Students
Student Information
Current students are encouraged to meet with their program advisors at least three times a year for questions regarding program policy and registration.
You may visit the Division of Graduate Medical Sciences for Division specific policies and forms including registration forms, important dates, financial aid information, current semester schedule and thesis guidelines.
Program Specific Forms
The following are program specific forms and documents
2012-2013 BMFS Graduate Program Handbook
2011-2012 BMFS Graduate Program Handbook
2010-2011 BMFS Graduate Program Handbook
2009-2010 Handbook & Course Descriptions
Thesis Format and Research Guide For Writers of Theses
Professional Organizations
Students are encouraged to join the American Academy of Forensic Sciences as well as other forensic professional organizations such as the International Association for Identification or the Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists. All membership fees are the responsibility of the student.
Careers in the Forensic Sciences
Graduates of the M.S. in Biomedical Forensic Sciences are qualified to work as forensic scientists, DNA analysts, chemists, death investigators and crime scene responders at the local, state and federal levels. See the following links for current job opportunities in the field
American Academy of Forensic Sciences – Job Opportunities List
The Forensic Science Society – Job Search and Situations Vacant
Reddy’s Forensic Page – Job Opportunities
The International Association of Identification – Job Listings
The Northeastern Association of Forensic Sciences – Employment Opportunities
