Forensic Science

Course Overview Explore the science of investigation, learning the skills to collect, analyse and interpret evidence. It’s a highly specialised course, designed to put you on a high-impact career path. Why study with us - You’ll learn the theory and practice of forensic investigation, crime scene processing and laboratory-based analysis. - Learn from experts in their fields, whether seasoned CSIs, former police professionals or leading academics. This combination of teaching staff allows us to build on the many years' experience of senior practitioners and research developments at the cutting-edge of the discipline. - Our course provides an excellent starting point for a career in the competitive sector of forensic science. You’ll find our former students working in all sorts of forensic science settings – as CSI, police officers, scientific support personnel and intelligence analysts, at home and overseas. What you'll do - You’ll work in labs equipped with cutting-edge microscopy and analytical equipment, and at our outdoor facility for research in forensic taphonomy and decomposition. - As well as covering modules focused on the core aspects of Forensic Science, you can focus on specialist areas like genetics, toxicology and anthropology. - You can take a sandwich-year placement, developing vital career-boosting skills in a local hospital laboratory or with a scientific research project. Accreditations - This course is accredited by the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences, demonstrating that it provides a solid, widely respected route into the highly competitive field of forensic and criminal investigation. Future Careers By the time you graduate from our Forensic Science BSc (Hons) programme, you will be well placed to start an exciting career in areas of forensic science, biological sciences or chemical analysis.

UCAS: 104-112 points at A2 including Biology or Chemistry or Applied ScienceBTEC Extended Diploma: DMM including Chemistry and Biology unitsBTEC Diploma D D - D D including Chemistry and Biology UnitsPass Access Course: 104-112 UCAS Points with 15 Level 3 Credits in Chemistry or BiologyInternational Baccalaureate Diploma: Pass including 104-112 points from Higher Level subjects including Biology or ChemistryT Level: M including Biology or Chemistry or Applied ScienceIELTS - 6.0 with no component below 5.5 , TOEFL IBT - 80, Reading 10, Listening 10, Speaking 17, Writing 19, Pearson Test of English - Academic 61 with minimum of 59 in each componentGCSEs: 5 at grade C/4 including Maths and English