The first level includes the basics of chemistry, physics, mathematics, criminal law and genetics.

The second level includes basics of toxicology, criminal investigations, basics of criminal DNA, developments in molecular spectrometry, introduction to virology, basics of immunology, introduction to design programming languages, and pharmaceutical chemistry.

The third level includes basics of chemical and physical techniques for detecting forged documents, basics of crime scene investigation, chemical analysis of narcotics, software engineering, food safety, introduction to nanotechnology, introduction to marketing, feasibility study, communication skills, statistics and forensic applications.

The fourth level includes the basics of chemical analysis of fuels, an introduction to hematology and serology, an introduction to molecular biology, the basics of clinical and biochemistry, an introduction to computer forensics, an introduction to genome integrity, human diseases, drug metabolism, and analytical methods in forensic chemistry.

Program Vision   

Excellence in supporting linking basic sciences with criminal evidence at the local, regional and international levels.

Program Mission

Preparing a distinguished graduate with the necessary skills to keep pace with progress in investing in modern technology in linking basic sciences with criminal evidence, a qualified graduate to compete in the local and regional labor market, and capable of producing advanced scientific research to serve the community.