Forensic Anthropology
What You'll Learn
No bones about it: dig a new training in the Forensic Anthropology microcredential where you will gain knowledge in the area of locating, excavating, collecting and analyzing human remains. First, you will analyze forensic taphonomy, including an overview of forensic anthropology and archaeology. Then, you will learn the theories and practices of locating clandestine graves. Finally, you will study human skeletal identification methods, such as biological profile, radiographic comparison, craniofacial superimposition, stable isotopes and DNA. This microcredential is intended for anyone who wants to gain additional skills pertaining to forensic anthropology techniques.
Hybrid
Delivery
1 semester
Estimated Time to Complete
9 credits
Stackable
$2,817
Estimated Cost
Required Courses
| Prefix | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| JUST 370 | Forensic Taphonomy | 3 |
| JUST 410 | Clandestine Graves | 3 |
| JUST 413 | Human Identification Methods | 3 |
Skills Covered
- Biological profile
- Clandestine grave analysis
- Evidence preservation
- Grave excavation and recovery
- Human osteology
- Postmortem interval
- Taphonomic processes
Stackable to Degrees
Credits earned in the completion of this microcredential can be applied toward completion of a related certificate or degree program. It is a building block that gives you a jump start to education and career success.
Costs
SUNY Canton is committed to providing the best education at an affordable cost. Microcredentials are another cost-effective way to build skills with quality courses.
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