Masters Degrees in Forensic Science

6th in the UK for linguistics Times 2023 8th in the UK for Linguistics Complete University Guide (2024) 10th in the UK for linguistics QS World Rankings (2023) Forensic Speech Science (FSS) comprises various applications of phonetics, linguistics, acoustics, and speech technology to tackling problems in police work or providing evidence in legal cases. Read more

Forensic biology is the application of biology to link a person(s), such as suspect or victim, to a location, an item or another person. Read more

Develop your forensic odontology skills through case studies Forensic dentistry deals with the examination, handling, and presentation of dental evidence for the legal system. Read more

This brand-new Masters has been specifically designed to appeal to both graduates of forensic science, and graduates of other analytical science degrees. Read more

Research projects in the School are focused on the chemical analysis of legal highs, DNA analysis in forensic and archaeological contexts, and forensic toxicology. Read more

On this course you will take your science or forensic science degree to the next level with a more detailed exploration of the evidence. Read more

If you have a strong chemistry or forensics background and want to gain more specialised knowledge of forensic toxicology or bioarchaeology, this course is for you. Read more

There is a national and international need for professionals who can apply a critical and scientific approach to their forensic practice, and who want to have a broad understanding of the various interrelated disciplines of forensic medicine and science. Read more

Pursue your research studies with a pioneering group in analysis-based research and make a valuable contribution to scientific understanding and techniques in the forensics field. Read more

The Master of Forensic Science teaches students the fundamentals of Forensic Sciences. Read more

Forensic Archaeology is the specialist application of archaeological techniques to the search and recovery of evidential material from crime scenes, often but not always related to buried human remains. Read more

Develop systematic knowledge of analytical and forensic chemistry. Train in the use of a wide range of high-level instrumentation. Read more

Join a world-leading department with links to intelligence, investigative, and evidential research centres and projects Learn from experts in the two fields… Read more

Over 90% of crime is now recognised as having a digital element and the UK Government has stated that digital forensic science sits at the heart of delivering justice in the 21st century, spanning the entire criminal justice system from crime scene to courtroom. Read more

The course is designed for those who wish to pursue a career in forensic science or related fields. The program covers topics such as the evaluation and interpretation of different forms of evidence, the application of various techniques used in forensic examinations, and how to present findings in court. Read more