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Master of Forensic Science
Flinders University, Adelaide, SA, Australia
About this program
Take your forensic and analytical skills to the next level and master the techniques to help you develop the most scientific and objective findings in any investigation. The Master of Forensic Science offers students with a background in science the opportunity to obtain new skills in forensic science and apply their knowledge and skills in a forensic context. Students will explore how chemical and biological techniques are used for forensic investigations. Students choose one of two areas of focus, depending on their entry qualifications: Forensic and Analytical Chemistry Minor requires a bachelor's degree in science containing a study of chemistry to at least second year level Forensic Biology Minor requires a bachelor's degree in science containing a study of biology to at least second year level. Graduates of this course will have completed a Masters thesis and coursework designed to address topical concerns in industry and society, preparing them for further enrolment in a research higher degree or employment in forensic-science related fields. This course is delivered by Flinders University.
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Course structure
- The Master in Forensic Science will enhance your knowledge of forensics by teaching you how to utilise the latest tools and techniques available in your field
- and allowing you to choose the areas you want to specialise in through elective units. There is also a focus on professional skills development
- preparing you for more senior career roles. Topics can include: Advanced Professional Skills
Admissions
Forensic and Analytical Chemistry minor requires a bachelor's degree in science including chemistry topics to at least second year level. Applicants who hold an Honours degree in Chemistry or a closely related area are not eligible to apply for this degree. Forensic Biology minor requires a bachelor's degree in science including biology topics to at least second year level. Applicants who hold an Honours degree in Biology or a closely related area are not eligible to apply for this degree.
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