Forensics courses

...Our Criminology and Forensic Science course is taught by research-active criminologists and experienced former forensic practitioners and will give you an insight into the study of crime and its investigation within the criminal justice system...

...This two year course will enable you to develop further knowledge in forensic and medical science. Units are taught by specialist lecturers. Students will study units in: Perceptions in science Using statistics in science Informatics in science Reproduction Biochemistry and biochemical techniques... Learn about: Medical training...

...Fact file UCAS code F410 Forensic Investigation Length 3 years full-time 6 years part-time Starts September 2017 Entry requirements A typical offer would be 112 UCAS Tariff pointsAn A2 level at C, or above, in a science subject is required for single honours entry. More entry requirement... Learn about: Quality Training, Skills and Training, IT Law...

...Forensic art encompasses a wide range of subjects, notably facial anthropology and identification, such as two and three-dimensional facial reconstruction, craniofacial superimposition, post-mortem depiction, composite art and age progression. The course was established in 2007 by the Centre... Learn about: Body systems, Life Art, Head & Neck...

...Year 1 Core modules: Inorganic Chemistry 1 Organic Chemistry 1 Physical Chemistry 1 Analytical Science 1 Practical Forensic Science 1 Data Handling... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry...

...Home Undergraduate Psychology Psychology (Forensic Science) BSc (Hons)Psychology (Forensic Science) BSc (Hons) How to apply »UCAS codeCF84QualificationBSc (Hons)DurationUp to 4 yearsStudy locationEdinburghDelivery typeFull-timeOverviewProgramme contentEmployabilityEntry requirementsFees... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Cognitive Psychology...

...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...

... speakers and regular lecturers from a variety of relevant specialist fields. The specific units studied during the first year of the course provide a comprehensive foundation of forensic knowledge, and include: Forensic Evidence Collection and Analysis; Fundamentals of Science; Working in the Science...

...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...

...Applied Science (Forensic Science) - BTEC National Diploma Course ID: PC00567 Academy: Maths, Science & ICT Introduction: This two-year full-time...

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

...Learn to think like a hacker and apply that knowledge to building security provisions that deter cybercriminals with the Cyber Security Forensic Investigator & Ethical Hacker package... Learn about: IT Security...

...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...

..., examination of crime scene exhibits, drugs, toxicology, fire investigation and ballistics. You can tailor your studies through the option modules in Advanced Analytical Techniques or Forensic Archaeology. You will also undertake an independent research project which will allow you to hone your skills... Learn about: IT Law, Analytical Science, Forensic science...

...Aged 16-19? Interested in forensics, psychology, criminology and the sciences in general? This course provides a thorough grounding in the practical and theoretical aspects of Forensic Science. It...

...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...

...BPS logo This course is designed to help you build a career as a forensic psychologist or to work in a complementary sector, such as the police force, drug rehabilitation or legal services. It is one of only a few degrees in the UK offering a specialist forensic psychology qualification... Learn about: Law and Justice, Mental Health, Human Behaviour...