Forensic Institute for Research and Education
Welcome to the Forensic Institute for Research and Education at MTSU.
MTSU established the Forensic Institute for Research and Education (FIRE) in summer 2006. The institute, under the direction of nationally known forensic anthropologist Dr. Hugh Berryman, brings together faculty and students in several scientific specialties to provide exceptional educational and training opportunities for law enforcement, medical examiners, coroners, attorneys, social workers, and other groups in forensic science and Homeland Security. FIRE also fosters research collaboration and grant development among faculty.
The Forensic Institute for Research and Education is located in Room 307 of Todd Hall. If you would like more information about FIRE, please contact us at 615-494-7713 or fire@mtsu.edu. If you would like to be added to our mailing list, click here.
The Forensic Science undergraduate program is a major within the Biology Dept. Click here to be directed to the program's website.
Questions? Email us at fire@mtsu.edu
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