Correspondence Course at American Institute of Applied Science, Inc.
Since its establishment in 1916, The American Institute of Applied Science has been internationally commended for its comprehensive training of professionals in the field of forensic identification and investigation. The institute’s home-study correspondence was specifically created for students who work full-time or are active in other full-time educational programs. The provided courses, using an accessible format to thoroughly prepare its students, cover the complexities of forensics to students that are new to the subject as well as previously experienced investigators looking to enhance their on-the-job experience. Thousands of AIAS graduates often acquire important positions in the several fields of law enforcement, especially in criminal identification and forensic science.
Accreditation
Distance Education and Training Council, North Carolina Community College System
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