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Forensic Chemistry

1 Study option · UndergraduateClifton Campus

Course summary

In an era of increasingly intricate crimes, the significance of forensic chemistry is growing and playing a crucial role in advancing the quest for justice. Applying chemistry principles to forensic analysis of evidence means that forensic chemists often play a key role in criminal investigations.

You’ll build a robust knowledge of chemistry by focusing on the fundamental concepts before applying it to areas such as illegal and illicit substances, toxicology and forensic casework. You won't just be confined to the classroom. We offer exciting opportunities for work placements and study abroad experiences, allowing you to apply your knowledge in real-world settings and gain a global perspective on forensic analysis.

Our award-winning teaching brings a wealth of expertise and you’ll benefit from opportunities to learn from prestigious guest speakers who are leaders in the forensic chemistry field.

Join us on this thrilling journey where theory meets practice, and knowledge transforms into a powerful tool for forensic analysis.

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Application codes

Course code:
F1F5
Institution code:
N91

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