Diploma in Forensic Science

Forensic science isn't reserved for late-night crime dramas—it’s a data-driven discipline that demands accuracy, clarity, and sharp observational thinking. This course dives into forensic chemistry, toxicology, mathematics, and criminology with no need for yellow tape or dramatic monologues.

You’ll examine forensic intelligence, the scientific approach to crime-solving, and how DNA and pathology factor into investigations. From hard science to applied analysis, the course sticks to structure while offering insight into how facts piece together in forensic contexts. Less plot twists—more plotted data.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand foundational theories and applications of forensic science.
• Explore mathematical principles in forensic evidence interpretation.
• Learn forensic chemistry techniques used in case-related investigations.
• Examine the roles of toxicology and drug identification processes.
• Understand the relationship between forensic science and criminology.
• Analyse how DNA and pathology contribute to forensic outcomes.

Who is this Course For:

• Students interested in forensic science and crime-related studies.
• Laboratory assistants exploring forensic-based scientific methods.
• Legal professionals reviewing forensic elements in investigation work.
• Healthcare professionals dealing with medicolegal reporting.
• Police support staff involved in forensic documentation or testing.
• Evidence analysts requiring basic scientific processing understanding.
• Science teachers adding forensic content to academic development.
• Professionals reviewing toxicology or pathology-related data regularly.

Career Path:

• Forensic Scientist – £33,000 avg. salary
• Toxicology Technician – £30,500 avg. salary
• Forensic Laboratory Analyst – £31,000 avg. salary
• DNA Analyst – £34,000 avg. salary
• Crime Scene Examiner – £32,500 avg. salary
• Forensic Pathology Assistant – £36,000 avg. salary