Amity University Dubai

Dubai, AE

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Master of Science in Forensic Sciences

School of Humanities, Arts and Applied Sciences

Master

Overview

The Master of Science in Forensic Sciences degree at Amity University Dubai prepares postgraduate students with the skills necessary to scientifically analyse crime scenes for use in legal proceedings.

Typical Job Titles

Crime Scene Investigator
Digital Forensic Scientist
Crime Laboratory Analysts
Forensic Toxicologist
Forensic Scientist

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Tuition & Fees

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Fee Per Credit (AED/USD): AED 2,500 / USD 685; program is 45 total credit hours over 2 years

Program Details

Degree level: Master
College: School of Humanities, Arts and Applied Sciences

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion, graduates will be able to:

Demonstrate a comprehensive and critical understanding of Forensic Science and its practices
Demonstrate advanced research methodology and techniques in the analysis of physical evidence

Apply specialised skills and advanced research methods/instrumental techniques in identifying, analysing and solving real-time forensic problems

Demonstrate proficiency in communicating scientific data through verbal and written means

Demonstrate ethical responsibility and social sensitivity in a legal and professional environment

Manage complex forensic problems independently and as a team member

Engage in independent learning and ethical issue management

Academic Requirements4

1Recognized Bachelor's degree earned in any science discipline, with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
2Minimum EmSAT score of 1400 or equivalent (TOEFL 550, IELTS 6.0)
3Personal interview required
4Submit passport, transcript, certificates, and supporting documentation

Program Requirements1

145 total credit hours over 2 years: eight core courses (3 credits each) in Year 1, plus four courses (3 credits each) and a dissertation (6 credits) in Year 2