Crime Scene Investigation: Understanding the principles and techniques for effectively processing and documenting crime scenes, including the collection and preservation of physical evidence.

Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology: Analyzing substances such as drugs, poisons, and trace evidence using chemical techniques to link them to criminal activities.

Forensic Biology: Studying biological evidence, including DNA analysis, to identify individuals and establish links between suspects and crime scenes.

Forensic Anthropology: Examining human remains to determine factors such as identity, cause of death, and postmortem interval.

Digital Forensics: Investigating electronic devices and data to uncover digital evidence related to cybercrime or other criminal activities.

Expert Witness Testimony: Developing skills in presenting scientific findings in a legal context and understanding the role of an expert witness.

Research Methods: Conducting independent research projects to contribute to the advancement of forensic science knowledge and techniques.

Ethics and Legal Issues: Exploring the ethical considerations and legal frameworks surrounding the practice of forensic science.