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The degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice is designed to produce students of crime and justice who possess: (1) a thorough understanding of criminal justice and criminological issues, (2) the intellectual and methodological skills necessary for the continuing process of discovery and understanding of crime- and justice-related issues, (3) the capacity for integrative and analytical thinking, (4) competency at transmitting knowledge, (5) problem-solving skills, and (6) the ability to disseminate research findings through published scholarship.

The mission of the PhD in Forensic Science program is to develop visionary professionals in forensic science who are equipped with exceptional critical thinking abilities, advanced problem-solving skills, and in-depth discipline-specific knowledge who can independently translate principles into practice. Through rigorous academic coursework, research excellence, and interdisciplinary collaboration, we prepare our graduates to excel in leadership positions where they can significantly contribute to the advancement of forensic science, its application, and communication in the justice system.