What qualifications do i need?

I won't to become a forensic scientist what sort of qualifications will i need?

  • I am highly interested in Science as it is my favourite subject and while looking at career options my parents told me about forensic science. The area in forensic science which i would like to specialise in is analyse data from crime scene investigations such as DNA etc... plus before anyone says anythin i dont want to be a forensic scienctist from watch CSI because i know that is not reality and i've never watched it anyway. I am currently 14 (in year 9) i am studing... triple science maths english ICT P.E Spanish Geography Dance DT Citenzenship RS what would I need to take at A-levels? (6th form) and what degrees/qualifications would i need to get in university? any information or tips will be helpful or even helpful links, thanks :)

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    I would suggest continuing with the sciences at A-Level particularly if you enjoy them too. I know my friend studied forensics with criminology at Canterbury Christchurch University in Kent and I am sure there are other universities that offer similar forensics based courses. It might be worth checking out online what entry requirements they would have (I would imagine Chemistry and Biology would be the most useful). Its also worth thinking about getting some extra laboratory experience while you study as extra experience (and initiative shown!) is always useful when it comes to getting that first job!

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