Forensic Sciences

About this course

Forensic science applies the principles and methods of science to the investigation of crime and the support of legal proceedings. It encompasses biology, chemistry, physics, and digital analysis, all directed towards the collection, preservation, and interpretation of physical evidence. The discipline has grown significantly in scope and public profile, and it occupies a critical position in the criminal justice system, where the reliability and accuracy of forensic evidence can determine the outcome of investigations and trials. At the University of Suffolk, this two-year full-time foundation degree provides a solid grounding in the scientific knowledge and practical techniques that underpin forensic work. You will develop knowledge across the key areas of the discipline, including biological evidence, trace evidence, crime scene investigation, and the presentation of scientific evide

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