The Bachelor of Forensic Science prepares students for a career in forensic investigation, emphasising the importance of objective evidence analysis. This degree provides specialised training in forensic biology and chemistry, focusing on handling criminal casework. Students will acquire detailed knowledge of the latest forensic analysis techniques and innovations. The course also includes practical experience with actual casework and the development of skills for presenting expert evidence in moot court scenarios. It is ideal for those aspiring to become skilled and analytical forensic professionals.
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The Bachelor of Forensic Science will prepare you for the following roles.
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