Applied Bioscience with Forensic Investigation

Overview Get ready to pursue a career in the biological or forensic sciences with UWS’s BSc (Hons) Applied Bioscience with Forensic Investigation programme. This programme will equip you with the forensic analysis skills to assess crime scenes and analyse biological and chemical evidence. It will also develop your complex problem solving skills. Large amounts of practical work, experience with modern techniques and developing research and problem-solving skills are key strengths of the programme as is the option to undertake a work placement in year 3. This programme is focussed on producing well-qualified, highly skilled graduates who meet the demands of the UK and international biotechnology, food, pharmaceutical, life sciences and forensic sectors. Programme highlights • Teaching focuses on the theory and application of laboratory techniques used in bioscience and forensic science. • An emphasis is placed on interactive learning and assessment, including case studies and technical skills development. • Work-based learning allows you to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting and develop the skills sought after by employers. • This programme is fully accredited by the Royal Society of Biology and you will be eligible for free membership to the Society throughout all years of your studies. Programme details You’ll be given the option to undertake a 12-week placement during Year 3 of this programme, allowing you to apply the skills, techniques and knowledge you’ve gained to real-world settings. This qualification is acceptable to all Schools of Education as an entry qualification to the Postgraduate Diploma in Education for Biology and General Science teaching. Careers This programme will prepare you for a successful career in biological or forensic sciences and will help you secure roles in: • Healthcare • Pharmaceutical industry • Biotechnology • Environmental management • Microbiology • Molecular science • Analytical chemistry There are various areas where good scientific skills are required including clinical laboratories, analytical laboratories, research organisations and support companies.