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Duration
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Degree
Masters
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Advanced Forensic DNA Technology Online Graduate Certificate

The online Graduate Certificate in Advanced DNA Technology is provided by UF’s College of Pharmacy. The certificate is comprised of 10 credits and has been designed to meet the needs of today’s working professionals.


Program Overview

In the rapidly evolving landscape of forensic sciences, DNA analysis continues to push the boundaries of innovation. Our fully online graduate certificate in Advanced Forensic DNA Technology empowers you to stay ahead of the curve, mastering leading-edge techniques and methodologies that shape the future of this dynamic field.


Why Advanced Forensic DNA Technology?

As forensic scientists play an increasingly pivotal role in legal outcomes, the demand for professionals skilled in DNA analysis techniques continues to soar. Our online graduate certificate program positions you at the forefront of this dynamic field, empowering you to contribute to groundbreaking advancements and shape the future of forensic DNA analysis.


Degree Completion

Upon completion of the 10-credit online graduate certificate program, students will receive a University of Florida Graduate Certificate in Advanced Forensic DNA Technology. This online graduate certificate program is open to qualified students from US and international backgrounds.


Course Progression

Required Courses


  • Course # | Course Title | Credits | Spring | Summer | Fall
    • PHA 6851 | Forensic Analysis of DNA | 3 | | |
    • PHA 6857 | Forensic Analysis of DNA 2 | 3 | | |
    • PHA 6535 | Principles of Nucleotide Activity | 2 | | |
    • PHA 6858 | Applications in DNA | 2 | | |

Graduation Requirements

To earn this certificate, students must complete all required courses with a grade of C or higher and achieve an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher. Students must apply to graduate in their final term.


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