Forensic science college courses

...The BTEC Nationals in Applied Science have been developed to focus on the education and training of Science Technicians who are employed in a variety of types of technical work; including quality control, medical laboratory analysis, materials testing, forensic science analysis, soil analysis...

...This course is suitable if you are hoping to become a forensic technician or a scene-of-crime officer, or if you would like to go on to a degree course in forensic sciences.. Read about the Forensic Science, visit to the Metropolitan car pound...

...This course will give you an excellent introduction to a wide variety of topic areas within the field of Forensic Science. It will help you develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas as diverse as DNA fingerprinting, forensic photography and psychological profiling... Learn about: Forensic Psychology...

...This course will give you an excellent introduction to a wide variety of topic areas within the field of Forensic Science. It will help you develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas as diverse as DNA fingerprinting, forensic photography and psychological profiling...

...You will study a wide range of subjects such as: forensic biology. forensic chemistry. criminal/forensic psychology. computer crime. fire investigation science. criminal investigation procedures/practice. media and crime. use of computers in science. As well as all the underlying scientific...

...BTEC National Certificate in Applied Science (Forensic Science) Course Content: The course consists of 12 units. The main components are Fundamentals...

...This is a practical course which aims to allow you to study science beyond GCSE without having to specialise in one specific area (Biology, Chemistry or Physics). You will study all three areas further but will do so in the context of Forensic Science and the role played by technicians in a range...

...This course aims to develop an appreciation of the competencies, skills and knowledge required for higher education and employment in Science based careers. You will examine samples taken from simulated Crime Scenes in some of the more specialised units and you will study Forensic Psychology...

...In the first year you will study half of the units needed for the National Diploma (nine units). In doing this you will be completing a National Award in Applied Science (Applied Chemistry). In the second year you will complete the National Diploma and gain the full award. You will study units...

...BTEC National Diploma in Applied Science (Forensic Science) Course Content: The course is made up of 18 units - Main components...

...The specialist units include Evidence Collection and Analysis, Criminology, Forensic Photography (techniques for photographing a crime scene and victims of crime), Forensic Psychology and Forensic Fire Investigation...

...This course will develop your understanding of forensic science, and give you an insight into how it's used in the workplace You'll learn about the three main areas of science, but the course focuses more on biology and chemistry The qualification is equivalent to three A-Levels...

...Core Subjects: working in the science industry, scientific practical techniques, fundamentals of science, scientific investigation, perceptions of science, application of numbers for science technicians. Specialist units: to include introduction to criminology, forensic photography, medical physics... Learn about: Full Time...

...h2> A minimum of five GCSEs grades A*-C including English and science, and maths at grade D or above, or a level 2 science qualification at overall merit grade, English at level2 and maths at level 1....

...This course will provide an applied science qualification that reflects aspects of employment within the field of forensic science and related disciplines. This practical course is equivalent to three A Levels and is assessed continuously. It will provide you with a vocational introduction...

...Forensic Science is simply the application of science to the law. In criminal cases forensic scientists are often involved in the search for and examination of physical traces which might be useful for establishing or excluding an association between someone suspected of committing a crime...

...Core Subjects: working in the science industry, scientific practical techniques, fundamentals of science, scientific investigation, perceptions of science, application of numbers for science technicians. Specialist units: to include introduction to criminology, forensic photography, medical physics... Learn about: Full Time...

... can be used in areas like medical pathology and forensic science. For example, you will use colorimetry to show the presence of glucose in the urine...

... using methods that are important in many branches of industry, research work and in forensic science. Physiology of Human Body Systems Relating structure...

... to analyse and identify different chemical compounds and learn how these techniques can be used in areas like medical pathology and forensic science...