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LAW 525 Forensic Anthropology for Law Enforcement (3 credits) Generally offered: As Needed

A required course for the Masters Program designed to allow the student to study human skeletal material and determine basic information from this material. Topics include establishing age, sex, race, stature, and other individual characteristics from skeletal remains. Special lectures on recognition of trauma, common bone diseases, and the taphonomy of bone will also be provided. Laboratory exercises will allow student groups to analyze forensic cases to reinforce lecture material. Prerequisite: None

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the course information, however, the MWSU Registrar is the authoritative source for this information. Also please see the section on Course Level.

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