Course Description:
Central Penn Advantages for Death Investigation Students
* An exciting certificate program specifically designed for students seeking specialized
education to launch or advance a career in Criminal Justice
* Cutting edge instruction to meet today's ever growing demands for the war on
terrorism
* Presented by experienced faculty using hands-on, career-focused instruction,
providing students with a fascinating educational experience
* Learn analytical problem-solving/research ability in a law enforcement environment
* Complete this program in conjunction with a Bachelor's degree or as a Continuing
Education certificate for experienced Criminal Justice practitioners
* Experience small class sizes and personalized instruction
What kind of work will a Death Investigator do?
This 18-credit program provides students with a solid understanding of the essential aspects of forensic criminalistics including, forensic science, death investigations, forensic anthropology and forensic pathology.
Admissions Requirements
The following are strongly recommended:
* Strong background in oral and written communications
* High school GPA of 2.0 ( C ) average or better
Who will teach me?
The Legal Studies and Criminal Justice faculty at Central Pennsylvania College are highly knowledgeable professionals who bring relevant work experience to the classroom. Our professors care about the career success of each student, and they will work with you on an individual basis to help you accomplish your academic goals. These same professors serve as student academic advisors, maintaining personal relationships with students as well as serving as a reference and friend. And because of Central Penn's small class size, you receive the personalized instruction you need to complete your course work in a timely and professional manner.
Who will I work for?
Through the years Central Penn has developed a close working relationship with many companies and organizations across Pennsylvania. Death Investigation is a new certificate program here at Central Penn. Nevertheless, research has shown a great demand for such specialists in this growing field, especially after the tragedy of 9/11 and in the wake of several high-profile cases where corrupt evidence handling was noted. Wherever you work and whatever your employment goals, expect diverse, hands-on and management positions in the crime scene technician field.