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Friday, January 23, 2026 7:04 PM

Forensic Health (certificate)

Program Overview

The Advanced Certificate in Forensic Health is a graduate-level certificate program designed to deepen students’ understanding of interpersonal violence and its effects on victims and offenders.

Although the advanced certificate is open to any Binghamton University or other SUNY student with a bachelor’s degree, it may be especially beneficial for professionals in nursing, public health, anthropology, public safety, medical examiners or coroners offices, and probation or parole agencies.

The curriculum covers topics such as victim trauma, offender behavior and healthcare policy, enabling students to navigate the complexities of the justice system and healthcare environments. The program emphasizes delivering evidence-based responses to various forms of trauma and violence, blending academic theory with practical skills.

Degrees Offered

  • certificate in Forensic Health
  • certificate in Forensic Health (online)

Admission Requirements

Funding/Scholarships

There are many funding and scholarship opportunities at Binghamton. We encourage prospective students to review available program-specific scholarships and awards, and visit the program's website for additional information.


For more information, visit the Forensic Health website.

Matthew M. Lunn, PhD

Clinical Assistant Professor, Director of the Forensic Health Program

Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences