BSc Forensic Science

The BSc Forensic Science at Keele University gives you the knowledge and practical skills needed for a career in the world of forensic investigation. From your first day, you will work with specialist facilities, including a dedicated Crime Scene House, and advanced forensic laboratories. You will study topics such as forensic chemistry, anthropology, digital forensics, and crime scene investigation. You will also learn how to use professional tools and techniques that are important in real forensic work.

You can choose to focus on an area that matches your career goals, such as forensic biology, forensic chemistry, crime scene investigation, or digital forensics. Keele’s large campus includes places where you can practise real-life crime scene investigations, both indoors and outdoors, such as vehicle and fire examinations.

You can make your learning even stronger by doing a work placement year or studying abroad at one of the partner universities. These opportunities will give you valuable work experience and help you see forensic science from an international point of view. By the end of the course, you will have the skills and confidence to work in many different roles in forensic science and similar areas.