Forensic science courses

...This is a practical, work-related course, equivalent to four GCSEs grades A* to C. The course consists of 6 units which are all coursework assessed. The 2 compulsory units are Scientific Principles, and Science and the World of Work, plus a further four specialist units chosen from Applications...

... Science 15 BIO2074 Marine Biology 15 BIO2076 Ecology and Environment 15 BIO2078 Medical and General Microbiology 15 BIO2081 Coral Reef Field Course...

...Subjects studied cover a variety of scientific topics, such as: Anatomy & physiology. Environmental science. Forensic science application. Science & the world of work. Scientific principles. You may be required to continue to study maths or English as part of your course... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology, Full Time, Environmental Science...

...Course content. The Level 3 Diploma has 12 units. Specialist Medical Science units are taken in year one and two. It is possible to take a Forensic Science Diploma by choosing specialist forensic units. Students taking the Diploma are expected to study the Welsh Baccalaureate. The units are still...

... a career. The course is designed to give you a detailed understanding of medical science and...

...Costs and equipment In addition to the text book costs of approx £20 per year, students will have the opportunity to visit Wakehurst in the first year at a cost of approx £7. In the second year students receive a visit from a forensic scientist, costing approx £10. 16-18 year olds...

... level science courses or jobs... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...This course aims to provide a practical base for anyone wishing to work within the science industry, with an emphasis on Forensic Science. Subjects studied cover a variety of scientific topics, such as: Anatomy & physiology. Forensic evidence collection & analysis. Fundamentals of science. Genetics... Learn about: Full Time...

...This course aims to provide a practical base for anyone wishing to work within the science industry, with an emphasis on Forensic Science. Subjects studied cover a variety of scientific topics, such as: Anatomy & physiology. Forensic evidence collection & analysis. Fundamentals of science. Genetics... Learn about: Part Time...

... world, providing a depth of insight into social and cultural difference and giving you an understanding of the history and behaviour of your own species. The BSc in Anthropology at Kent is one of the few anthropology degree programmes in the UK that offer a mixture of biological anthropology, medical... Learn about: Anthropological research, Forensic science, Social Theory...

...The focus of this qualification is to provide students with the opportunity to specialise in medical science, and specific areas within this, such as human physiology and scientific techniques in various fields. Delivery of the course will be through the use of a mixture of theory and practical... Learn about: Medical training, Medical Science, Full Time...

...Subjects studied cover a variety of scientific topics, such as: Anatomy & physiology. Environmental science. Forensic science application. Science & the world of work. Scientific principles. You may be required to continue to study maths or English as part of your course... Learn about: Part Time...

...This is a broad-based Applied Science course consisting of 18 units. This is a practical and work-related course and the degree of individual choice in selecting units to make up this programme will depend upon demand. On completion of this course students may decide to go into employment...

... biology, microbiology, anatomy and physiology. This diploma in Biological Sciences is designed to give you the knowledge, core skills and confidence to progress onto degree courses in nursing, midwifery, forensic science, teaching, biology and the health related professions... Learn about: Human cardiovascular system, Biological Sciences, Confidence Training...

...Our MSc Cyberpsychology degree will provide you with the opportunity to develop the relevant academic and professional skills to commence a successful career in cyberpsychology, the psychological study of the Internet and digital technologies. Experts in the areas of cyberpsychology, Internet... Learn about: New technologies, Computer Forensics, Digital Technologies...

...Entry requirements & how to apply Minimum requirements 2:1 Medical degree, or a Bachelor’s degree with First or Upper Second Class Honours in a relevant subject, e.g. Psychology, Neuroscience, Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Mental Health Nursing. Applicants with a professional qualification... Learn about: Clinical Observation, English Language, Research methods...

...The Cognitive and Decision Sciences MSc at UCL studies the cognitive processes and representations underlying human thought, knowledge and decision-making. It integrates a wide range of disciplines and methodologies, with the core assumption that human cognition and choice are computational... Learn about: Talent Management, Neuroscience of Language, Consumer Behaviour...

... of behavioural sciences combines elements of psychology and sociology to explore how individuals behave, and how society functions. It looks at life as we live it, and the situations we all know and experience, to understand what goes on under the surface... Learn about: Clinical Psychology, Investigative Psychology, Social Sciences...

... Application Development with Java (20 credits) CIS4103 Project Management (20 credits) CIS4107 Computer Forensics (20 credits) CIS4111 System Penetration... Learn about: System Penetration Testing, Reflective Practitioner, Programming languages...

... to Higher Education. Past students are studying for degrees in Medical Genetics, Biology, Paramedic Training, Forensic Science, Dental Technology, Criminology...