The forensic science degree from EKU is a very versatile and marketable degree. Graduates have analytical chemistry skills used in a variety of industrial and academic settings.
Forensic science labs and law enforcement:
The chemistry skills you gain in the program can also take you down a number of other career paths. Chemists are employed in many different kinds of industries. Many of our graduates also enroll in graduate or professional schools in:
Chemist career opportunities include:
For more information, visit the American Chemical Society’s College to Career page.
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