Forensic science has an important role to play in modern society and can lead to an extremely rewarding and fulfilling career. Our degree reflects the skills required by the modern forensic and graduate scientist. In addition to extensive skills development in the practice of current methods of scientific forensic analysis, grounding is also given in the investigative processes from recovering evidence through to presenting it in court. Taking criminal investigation as an example, fragments of glass, paint fragments, fibres, footwear marks or DNA extracted from body fluids can help provide evidence to link individuals with each other or with the scene of a crime. The challenge is deciding which samples to examine and how to obtain the best evidential value by analysing and interpreting them. In addition to learning the vital skills relevant to a forensic scientist, the course ensures that you can develop your understanding of key underpinning knowledge of subjects such as biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, molecular biology, toxicology and analytical chemistry.
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Standard XII – 65% minimum from all state boards. Diploma from the State Board of Technical Education with 60% minimum (including MEng) Holders of the International Baccalaureate Diploma with 28 points or more will be considered for direct admission to Bachelor degree courses Advanced entry to undergraduate: You may be eligible to enter Year 2 of a degree programme if you have a three or four-year diploma Decided on a case-by-case basis – your course must closely match our own curriculam.
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