The Master of Science in Biomedical Forensic Sciences (BMFS) at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine is a FEPAC-accredited graduate program designed to train aspiring forensic scientists in methods for crime scene investigation and evidence analysis. The curriculum emphasizes scientific rigor, professionalism, and ethics, and includes core courses in forensic biology, chemistry, toxicology, DNA analysis, crime scene investigation, criminal law, and trace evidence analysis. Students participate in hands-on laboratory work and complete independent, publishable research, with the option to specialize in forensic biology/DNA analysis, forensic chemistry/toxicology, or forensic medicine/death investigation. The program prepares graduates for positions as forensic scientists, DNA analysts, toxicologists, chemists, crime scene investigators, and death investigators at city, state, and federal levels, or for further study in law, medicine, or science.