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We coordinate all forensic science and criminal justice efforts at FIU. Our purpose is equitable justice through science, scholarship, and service. Our structure builds on four established focus areas - Academia, Industry, Technology and International Justice - dramatically expanding the university's footprint and providing unparalleled opportunities for students, postdocs, faculty, practitioners and agencies worldwide. Find our collaboration site here.
Impacts
We are proud to be a collaborative endeavor providing unique learning opportunities, pioneering research and engagement.
We provide a variety of services for students at all postsecondary levels, professional practitioners, military operators and units in the United States and around the world.
We work with partners to identify needs and bring creative and effective solutions to forensic science and criminal justice administration process challenges.
Cross-Cutting Innovation
These initiatives connect experts from across the university to examine different aspects of environmental monitoring, conservation and adaptation. Learn more about our cross-cutting programs:
News
AnnouncementsFrom college to career: What you can do with a forensic science degree
Although the titles crime scene investigator (CSIs) and forensic science investigator are often used interchangeably, they are different careers [...]
- Science & Technology
Global Forensic and Justice Center awarded nearly $7 million in federal funding
GFJC has been awarded $7 million from federal agencies to conduct forensic science research and provide training to forensic [...]
- Science & Technology
This DIY contact tracing app helps people exposed to COVID-19 remember who they met
FIU psychologists published an op-ed in The Conversation about their DIY contact tracing tool.
- Center for Advanced Research in Forensic Science
Almirall named AAAS fellow
José R. Almirall has been elected a fellow of the American Association for the [...]
