64 Forensic Science MSc Degree Programs

This online master's degree trains negotiators through the lens of psychology and behavioral science: preparation and strategy, persuasion and influence, emotion management, nonverbal behavior at the table, and high-stakes and crisis negotiation. Faculty include academics and practitioners with experience training professional and law-enforcement negotiators.

This 100% online, part-time MSc develops technical and analytical skills across cyber security, digital forensics and AI. Ideal for computing graduates and cyber professionals, the course covers secure-by-design engineering, threat modelling, digital evidence handling, ethical hacking and AI applications in security, and concludes with an independent project.

The MSc in Forensic Psychology at Metropolitan College is meticulously designed to provide a comprehensive and profound grasp of both theoretical concepts and practical methodologies employed within the criminal justice system.

The MSc Forensic Science course is a simulation-centred programme that equips students with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and scientific understanding required for careers in forensic science.

This one-year MSc offers a clear route into crime scene management, forensic science and broader science-based roles. It also supports progression to further study, such as PhDs, or teaching and science communication careers.

Take the next step on your journey with the Forensic Science MSc course from Kingston University accredited by The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences, with a choice of two pathways available: Analysis or Toxicology. You'll also present expert witness testimony in a mock courtroom trial in Kingston Crown Court, in collaboration with law students.

Consistently with the aims of the LM-55 Cognitive Sciences class, the master's degree program in Cognitive Forensic Sciences aims at providing its graduates with advanced and multidisciplinary training (psychological, legal, philosophical, neuroscientific, methodological, and technological) on the topics of cognitive sciences applied to the legal-forensic context.

The Masters of Science in Forensic Science is a 36 credit hour program of study designed to offer students both a global perspective and an opportunity for in-depth study at the graduate level in forensic science. The degree provides students with a fundamental understanding of the concepts and principles involved in the application of scientific techniques to forensic investigations and to the criminal justice system. Recent advances in basic scientific research have had a rapid and dramatic impact on these fields and it is only through an understanding of these critical scientific concepts that those in the legal system may be effective in criminal investigations and judicial proceedings. A graduate M.S. degree in Forensic Science offers a strong complement for people interested in a focus on criminal justice as related to major areas of study such as anthropology, biology, chemistry, physics, geology, psychology, engineering, journalism, education, medicine, and law.

This MSc provides the academic training required for a career as a forensic psychologist.

Our one-year taught MSc in Forensic Osteology and Field Recovery Methods provides the theoretical knowledge and advanced practical skills you need to identify, excavate and recover human skeletal remains, and reconstruct biological profiles from hard tissue.

This innovative award focuses on the use of emerging technologies to capture, preserve, and analyse digital evidence, while developing an understanding of the wider context of digital investigations.

Computers are central to all aspects of our daily lives; as industries ranging from communications to banking have come to rely on them, the need for improved computer security has never been greater. This course focuses on two aspects of Cyber Security: analysis and assessment of risk plus how to minimise it, and how to extract and use digital information from a wide range of systems and devices. The course is structured so that as well as the core modules, students can choose option modules from either the Cyber Security or the Digital Forensics themes. Teaching methods include lab-based sessions, student-led tutorials and lectures by internal staff and guest speakers from the industry. Our courses are offered by friendly, highly experienced staff and benefit from the diverse specialist knowledge and skills within the School of Computer Science and Engineering. Assessments will be carried out mostly through practical or research-based coursework.

With your two-year, online Master of Science in Cybercrime and Digital Investigation from Michigan State University, you'll be able to launch or advance a career investigating or responding to cybercrime in law enforcement, government, and private industry. Our fully online program's unique perspective is focused on the human aspects of cybercrime, including the offenders, victims, and threat response community. An IT background is not required to succeed in this program.

This online master's degree trains specialists in the behavioral analysis of fraud: how fraudsters decide, deceive, and rationalize, and how organizations can detect and prevent it. The curriculum covers fraud psychology, deception detection, interviewing techniques, behavioral red flags in financial crime, and the design of anti-fraud and compliance programs informed by behavioral science.

This online master's degree approaches sustainability from a distinctive angle: behavior. Beyond frameworks and reporting, lasting change in organizations depends on how people decide, adopt and resist — and this program trains professionals to design sustainability strategies that actually change behavior, combining sustainability management with behavioral science.