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Bachelor of Forensic Science

About the program

A combined major linking criminal justice study with laboratory science.

Learners studying Forensic Science can develop the ability to develop discipline-specific knowledge
Critically evaluate relevant evidence and communicate ideas using suitable professional or academic methods. These are indicative learning goals
Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.

Four-year combined major: overview of the criminal justice system
Society and law
Forensic criminal investigation
Chemistry
Organic chemistry
Criminalistics
Drugs and society
And cybercrime and digital forensic investigation. Guaranteed co-op or internship
No capstone named
Credits not stated.

Entry is by UCAS Tariff points set per course from A-levels
BTEC
T-levels
IB or equivalent international Level 3 qualifications; Some courses need specific subjects (for example Maths or Physics for engineering) and some ask for a portfolio
Audition or interview.

A-levels, BTEC, T-levels, IB, Alternative Academic Qualifications (AAQs) or equivalent international Level 3 qualifications

Review the admission requirements for Bachelor of Forensic Science. Prepare academic transcripts
Graduation evidence
Language results
required supporting documents. Complete the application to Kingston University London. Submit the required documents and pay the application fee. Monitor the applicant portal for the admission decision. If admitted
Accept the offer and pay any required deposit. Complete study permit or visa requirements where applicable.

Campus	Penrhyn Road
Faculty or school	Faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education
Department	Forensic science
Teaching language	English
Credit value	180
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	2 years
Scholarship note	Kingston University offers international scholarships and fee awards for eligible students. Eligibility, Award value, And deadlines vary by scheme.