Life Sciences - Forensic Science
Our Department prides itself on producing highly qualified graduates, whose knowledge and experience meet the current needs of the industry. Our courses are highly valued by industry and our BSc(Hons) and MSc in Forensic Science are accredited by the Forensic Science Society and recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Our Department has very strong links with Industry, and our courses (BSc (Hons) Forensic Science, BSc (Hons) Crime and Investigative Studies and MSc in Forensic Science are written in liaison with colleagues from local and national companies to ensure that our graduates have the relevant knowledge and experience to succeed in their career aspirations. The lecturing staff regularly attend and present research at conferences and publish work in journals, which enables us to keep the courses current and engaging. We also have links with Forensic providers, allowing us to use these to connect our students with local employers and we run an employment and careers forum for our student.
Our students are offered sessions relating to volunteering, to highlight opportunities for them to get involved in extra-curricular activities, and Course Leader offers 1-1 sessions with final year students to discuss their career plans. In addition to this, our Field Trips provide insights into employer organisations and give students experience of working practices.
Our Department has very strong links with Industry, and our courses (BSc (Hons) Forensic Science, BSc (Hons) Crime and Investigative Studies and MSc in Forensic Science are written in liaison with colleagues from local and national companies to ensure that our graduates have the relevant knowledge and experience to succeed in their career aspirations. The lecturing staff regularly attend and present research at conferences and publish work in journals, which enables us to keep the courses current and engaging. We also have links with Forensic providers, allowing us to use these to connect our students with local employers and we run an employment and careers forum for our student.
Our students are offered sessions relating to volunteering, to highlight opportunities for them to get involved in extra-curricular activities, and Course Leader offers 1-1 sessions with final year students to discuss their career plans. In addition to this, our Field Trips provide insights into employer organisations and give students experience of working practices.
Advice from the Employability Service
Pre-entry guidanceFor those considering entering higher education, choosing between the many different courses can be challenging. If you are a college leaver, returning to study, or even if you have not been in education since school, our Careers Guidance Advisers can help you think through your options and find the right path for you.
To book an appointment with a Careers Guidance Adviser, email employability@anglia.ac.uk
Advice whilst studying
Each faculty has a designated Employability Adviser who is dedicated to creating opportunities for students to develop their employability skills, and help them with the whole job application process from start to finish.
The Faculty Employability Advisers arrange events for students to attend such as:
- Workshops (CV writing, job search, job application, interview techniques etc)
- Job fairs - specific and general
- Company tours
- Employer talks
- Drop-In sessions for one-to-one guidance and advice
The Employability Service
Call: 0845 196 6700 / 6701
Click: employability@anglia.ac.uk
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Last updated 10 June 2013
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Cambridge: East Road, CB1 1PT
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Peterborough: Guild House, Swain Court,
Oundle Road, PE2 9PW
Chelmsford: Bishop Hall Lane, CM1 1SQ
Peterborough: Guild House, Swain Court,
Oundle Road, PE2 9PW
