Forensic Chemistry encompasses numerous disciplines, including paint analysis, arson and fire debris investigations, explosives analysis, fibre and textile testing, and the subdiscipline of toxicology, the study of drugs and poisons. You will further your skills in analytical instrumentation, the analysis of fire accelerants and toxicology through courses such as Instrumental Analytical Chemistry and Fire Investigation.

Acquire unique skills through lectures and labs in biology, chemistry and physics, allowing you to document and investigate mock crime scenes.

Develop skills in documenting a scene, collecting evidence, writing scientific reports, DNA extractions, blood stain pattern analysis and testifying in mock court cases.

Partnerships with local law enforcement agencies, Canadian Border Service, Centre of Forensic Sciences, Lakeridge Hospital and private laboratories.

The only fully accredited Forensic Science program in Canada.