Forensic Science
Forensic Science is an exciting and challenging field that delves into the application of science to criminal and civil laws. This course will equip you with essential hard skills, including scientific techniques, laboratory work, and crime scene investigation, as well as the ability to collect, examine, and interpret evidence effectively.
With a Forensic Science degree, career options span from becoming a chemical scientist or biological scientist, to a forensic specialist, detective, police officer, or even a laboratory technician. You could also find yourself contributing to critical investigations as a crime scene investigator, helping bring justice to victims and their families.
Beyond the technical skills, success in Forensic Science requires strong project management, analytical thinking, presentation abilities, IT proficiency, and excellent data management skills. By taking this course, you'll be well-prepared for a career where your work can make a real impact on society, solving crimes, and upholding justice. If the thrill of unraveling mysteries and seeking truth motivates you, then Forensic Science is the perfect stepping stone towards an exciting future!
Hard Skills
- Scientific techniques
- Laboratory work
- Crime scene investigation
- Collection, examination, and interpretation of evidence
Soft Skills
- Project and time management
- Analytical thinking
- Presentation
- IT skills
- Data management
Average Starting Salary
Career paths
- Chemical scientists
- Biological scientists
- Forensic scientist
- Crime scene investigator
- Detective
- Police officer
- Laboratory technician