Forensic Science Colleges Near Greensboro, North Carolina

Forensic science is a discipline that has been around for hundreds of years. Forensic scientists analyze biological, physical and digital data in crime scene investigations. They also must have a thorough understanding of laboratory procedures, as well as the law, and often are required to serve as expert witnesses in trials. There are several colleges in and near Greensboro, North Carolina, that offer forensic science degree options.
  1. Guilford College

    • Located in the heart of Greensboro, Guilford College offers a forensic biology major and a forensic science minor. The Bachelor of Arts in forensic biology provides students with a foundation in the biological sciences while also requiring courses in crime scene investigation, and the collection and analysis of physical evidence. The minor requires four courses in forensic sciences. Guilford College also offers a bachelor's degree in forensic accounting, a field that is responsible for detecting accounting fraud.

      Guilford College
      5800 W. Friendly Ave.
      Greensboro, NC 27410
      336-316-2000
      guilford.edu

    St. Andrews Presbyterian College

    • Located approximately 100 miles south of Greensboro in the town of Laurinburg, St. Andrews Presbyterian College offers a bachelor's degree in forensic science. The coursework for this degree includes the typical forensic science courses, but also courses in law, courtroom procedure, crime scene investigation, public speaking and expert testimony, which are all meant to help students fully prepare for careers in the field. Special visits and internships in crime labs and law enforcement agencies are highly encouraged.

      St. Andrews Presbyterian College
      1700 Dogwood Mile
      Laurinburg, NC 28352
      910-277-5555
      sapc.edu

    Central Piedmont Community College

    • Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) established the American Academy of Applied Forensics (AAAF) in 2001 as a way to meet the crime scene investigation needs within the region. Located approximately 90 miles southwest of Greensboro in the city of Charlotte, CPCC's AAAF program provides advanced forensics training to law enforcement officials, coroners, doctors, nurses, and investigative professionals. While located within the college, this is not a traditional college degree, nor is it for beginners in the field. The training courses within this program are concentrated on traditional or digital forensics, and course offerings vary from year to year.

      CPCC
      1308 E. 4th St.
      Charlotte, NC 28204
      704-330-CPCC
      cpcc.edu

    Western Carolina University

    • Located just over 200 miles from Greensboro in the mountain town of Cullowhee, Western Carolina University offers a bachelor's degree in forensic science, with concentrations in biology, chemistry and health sciences, and a bachelor's degree in forensic anthropology. Forensic anthropologists work to examine and identify badly decomposed or damaged human remains, and they are often called upon during search and recovery efforts at major disaster scenes.

      Western Carolina University
      102 Camp Building
      Cullowhee, NC 28723
      877-WCU-4YOU
      wcu.edu

    University of North Carolina Greensboro

    • While UNCG does not offer any forensic science degree programs, they do offer an upper-level college course in forensic anthropology. An introductory course in anthropology, biology or chemistry is required before enrolling in this forensic anthropology course.

      UNCG
      P.O. Box 26170
      Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
      336-334-5946
      www.uncg.edu

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