During the Forensic Science course at University of Wolverhampton you will be taught by a number of highly experienced Forensic practitioner specialists, such as those from West Midlands Police, as well as by expert academic staff in modern laboratory spaces, the recently expanded Crime Scene House, our Ballistics Facility and Entomology labs.
This course will equip you with the relevant scientific and transferable skills for a range of employment options in the forensic science sector including independent providers of forensic analysis, police scientific work, insurance companies, or in the forensic analysis of foods and water or in other laboratory-based work.
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