Master of Forensic Science – Chemistry Toxicology

The Master of Forensic Sciences (M.F.S.) program at Laurentian University is a research-intensive, accelerated graduate degree designed to be completed in 12 months (3 terms). It aims to advance the laboratory and analytical skills of graduates holding an undergraduate degree in forensic science or a related discipline.

Laurentian’s Department of Forensic Science holds the distinction of being the first in Canada to achieve full accreditation through the Forensic Science Education Program Accreditation Commission (FEPAC) of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS). The curriculum equips students with specialized expertise in DNA analysis, forensic chemistry, forensic toxicology, and laboratory quality assurance.

Minimum Education Level: 4-Year Bachelor’s Degree in Forensic Science or equivalent (preference given to graduates of FEPAC-accredited programs)

Minimum Academic Average: 75.0% (B+ average)

Language Proficiency Tests (Mandatory):

• IELTS: 6.5 minimum

• TOEFL: 88.0 minimum

• PTE: 60.0 minimum

• Duolingo: 120 minimum

*Conditional admission is available via English language preparation prior to degree studies. Direct applicants without language test scores may apply, but must submit valid test results before receiving a final offer letter.