Forensic and Analytical Science BSc (Hons)

at University of Huddersfield

• The BSc (Hons) in Forensic and Analytical Science at the University of Huddersfield offers a multidisciplinary curriculum covering key areas of forensic investigation. 
• Students delve into subjects such as forensic chemistry, biology, physics, and analytical techniques to develop a comprehensive understanding of forensic science principles. 
• Through practical laboratory sessions and simulated crime scene investigations, they gain hands-on experience in evidence collection, analysis, and interpretation. 
• Advanced modules focus on specialised topics like forensic toxicology, DNA analysis, and digital forensics, preparing students for the complexities of modern forensic work. With a strong emphasis on critical thinking and problem-solving skills, graduates are equipped for roles in forensic laboratories, law enforcement agencies, and research institutions.

Course Modules

• Practical Forensic Science 1
•  Analytical Science 1
•  Inorganic Chemistry 1
•  Data Handling for Forensic Science
•  Organic Chemistry 1
•  Physical Chemistry 1

Important Dates

Prior to the intake period, the University of Salford will initiate the application process. It's important for prospective students to have all required documents ready well ahead of time. Staying updated by consistently monitoring the university's website for information on upcoming application openings is recommended. Additionally, students have the option to use UniScholars to begin their application process.

• Prospective undergraduate applicants must have achieved a minimum of 65% in their XII standard exams. 
• Consideration for entry onto undergraduate courses is possible if the Standard XII award (HSSC) was conferred by CBSE, CISCE, or Metro state boards; otherwise, completion of an access (foundation) programme may be required.
•  Additionally, they need to obtain an overall IELTS score of 6.0.

For International Students: £17,600 per year.

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) Forensic and Analytical Science programme from the University of Huddersfield are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in the field of forensic science. They can pursue roles such as forensic scientist, crime scene investigator, laboratory analyst, or forensic toxicologist in government agencies, law enforcement organisations, forensic laboratories, and private sector companies. With their strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of scientific methods, they play crucial roles in solving crimes, ensuring justice, and contributing to the advancement of forensic science.