University of Staffordshire · Full-time
Forensic Science
Over the course of your study, you will undertake modules that introduce you to the contemporary issues in forensic science - considering where we are as a field now and where we are going in the next few years. This will give you the chance to consider where…
MSc1 yearFull-time
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Law, Policing and Forensics · Medicine and dentistry
Over the course of your study, you will undertake modules that introduce you to the contemporary issues in forensic science - considering where we are as a field now and where we are going in the next few years. This will give you the chance to consider where you fit within the world of forensic science. Alongside this you will undertake study in chemistry, biology, marks and traces, as well as statistical analysis - all of which provide the core structure of your Masters programme. As well as this you will undertake an extended research project in our facilities in partnership with our academic and technical staff. This will develop over the course of the year as you broaden your understanding of analytical forensic methods. Our MSc in Forensic Science (and associated awards) aims to give you an overview of current approaches in forensics. This award does not focus on one singular aspect of the Forensic field but a broader approach to what would be required as an investigator or laboratory scientist. This programme suits students who have come from a single science background looking to obtain a broader skillset, or those who currently work in the field who are seeking new direction in a research focused role. On successful completion of study, we will issue the following award: MSc Forensic Science Course content Over the course of your study, you will undertake modules that introduce you to the contemporary issues in forensic science - considering where we are as a field now and where we are going in the next few years. This will give you the chance to consider where you fit within the world of forensic science. Alongside this you will undertake study in chemistry, biology, marks and traces, as well as statistical analysis - all of which provide the core structure of your Masters programme. As well as this you will undertake an extended research project in our facilities in partnership with our academic and technical staff. This will develop during your time on campus as you broaden your understanding of analytical forensic methods.
Getting in
As the university states it
Minimum 2:2 BSc (Hons) degree in a biological, chemical or forensic science discipline or equivalent and/or accredited professional qualifications or vocational experience in relevant areas. A good standard of English. A minimum score of IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all bands) or an equivalent qualification is required for this course. Accredited professional qualifications or vocational experience will be considered. If students do not have the required qualification but have professional experience, we would encourage you to apply as we consider all applications on their individual merit. Similarly, if you are unsure whether your degree would be appropriate, please contact our enquiries team who will be able to assist you.
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