Veterinary Forensic Science Certificate

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Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Veterinary Forensic Sciences is a 15-credit online program designed to provide professionals with foundational and practical knowledge in the investigation of animal-related crimes. This program is ideal for professionals in veterinary medicine, forensic science, and humane investigations who are interested in accelerating their careers in veterinary forensic science.
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Who Should Apply:
Animal control officers
Law enforcement personnel
Animal shelter staff
Criminal justice professionals
Wildlife conservationists
Veterinary technicians/nurses
Legal advocates focused on animal welfare
Program Highlights:
100% online and flexible for working professionals
Includes five 3-credit core courses (15 credits total)
Offers practical and science-based training in animal crime investigation
Eligible credits (B or higher) may transfer to UF’s master’s program in Veterinary Forensic Sciences, pending admission.
Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in
a natural science subject, criminal justice, criminology, anthropology, or forensic science
OR
A DVM degree
An upper-division GPA of a 2.0 or better
How much will it cost?
Tuition is $525 per credit hour. An approximate cost of the graduate certificate is $7,875, plus fees and textbooks.
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financial aid
and
tuition reimbursement
opportunities.
Required Courses (15 Credits)
VME6051 Cruelty to Animals and Interpersonal Violence
VME6052 Animal Crime Scene Processing
VME6054 Scientific and Legal Principles of Forensic Evidence
VME6575 Veterinary Forensic Medicine
ENY6706 Forensic Entomology
Note: Students are expected to maintain a 3.0 GPA in the program
General Request for Information – VF Program
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