Forensic Science Links
Forensic Science organizations and intern links
Forensic Science Professional Organizations
Joining one or more professional organizations is a great way to network with other forensic science professionals, attend meetings/conferences, and present research. These forensic science organizations offer student membership at a reduced cost:
American Academy of Forensic Sciences
International Association for Identification
International Society of Forensic Genetics
Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists
New Jersey Division of the International Association for Identification
New Jersey Association of Forensic Scientists
Forensic Science Internships
NJIT Forensic Science students are required to complete a capstone experience as part of their degree requirements. One way to satisfy this requirement is to register for an Internship (FRSC 490) either during the summer, fall, or spring semesters. Internships provide professional experience and networking opportunities that may make it easier for you to launch your career after graduation. Internships can also be an opportunity to explore a different part of the United States or another country. Some useful websites for finding possible internship opportunities include:
The Crime Scene Investigator Network
Laboratories and Educators Alliance Program (LEAP)
Internships with the Office of Forensic Science, NJ State Police
NCIS Honors Internship Program
https://www.dea.gov/careers/student-entry-level-careers
Secret Service Volunteer Program
DOJ Computer Forensics Internship
Westchester County, NY Forensic Lab Internship Program
Washington DC Dept of Forensic Sciences Internship
Washington DC OCME Internship Program
Orange County, CA Forensic Science Intern
Other Forensic Science Links
How to become a computer forensics investigator
You must contact Professor David Fisher prior to registering for an internship (FRSC 490). All students must go through NJIT's Career Development Services when applying for a co-op or internship.