Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Forensics and Arts, Forensics and Science

Trent is the only university in Canada that gives you the opportunity to combine the study of forensic science with one of many complementary disciplines in the arts or sciences. A joint degree in Forensics and Anthropology or Archaeology is an ideal path for students interested in identifying human remains or investigating grave sites. Interested in a career specializing in ballistics A joint major in Physics and Forensics will help with reconstructing the trajectory of bullets at a crime scene. Pairing a degree in Computing Systems with Forensic Science could launch a career investigating cybercrime. The possibilities are nearly limitless. No matter the path you choose, you’ll benefit from industry-level training and hands-on opportunities, including studying in Trent’s state-of-the-art forensics facilities. A joint major in Forensics gives you a unique educational experience that equips you with an interdisciplinary knowledge base, a strong understanding of world issues, and well-honed critical thinking and analytical skills.

Ontario, other Canadian Secondary School DiplomaRequirements: Minimum 70 percent averageIB Diploma: Minimum overall score of 26 (including bonus points) in IB diploma.English Language A with a minimum grade of 4 satisfies English requirement. English B with a strong grade may also be accepted. High School in-progress or, if completed, final transcript. Normally, an in progress transcript must include Grade 12, 1st quarter, term results.