The MSc Forensic Investigations at the University of Exeter equips you with the advanced scientific principles and practical skills essential for modern forensic science. This programme is designed for individuals aiming to excel in interpreting, evaluating, and presenting evidence from crime scenes and laboratory analyses. You will delve into critical areas such as forensic anthropology, archaeology, and laboratory analysis, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how these disciplines contribute to the justice system. This postgraduate degree offers a robust academic foundation for a career in forensic investigations.
You will study this 1-year, full-time, on-campus Masters degree through a combination of compulsory and optional modules, totaling 180 credits. Your learning will involve an independent project focusing on evidence interpretation, alongside modules like Crime Scene Investigation and Laboratory Analysis. You will have the opportunity to select optional modules in areas such as zooarchaeology, cybercrime, or state crime, tailoring your expertise. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for diverse roles within the forensic science sector, law enforcement, and related fields, armed with specialised knowledge and practical investigative capabilities.