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Honours Bachelor of Arts in Forensics and Criminology OUAC Program Code: NAF Honours Bachelor of Arts in Forensics and Criminology will give an opportunity to students interested in forensic science to combine it with a critical perspective on the criminal justice, penology, law and social justice, policing, victimology, security, youth justice, and deviance. This may be an excellent alternative for students who want a less science-oriented introduction to forensics studies, but more forensics exposure than in the straight criminology program.

BSc (Honours) Forensic and Analytical Science Four years full-time (including one year work placement) or three years full-time UCAS code F490 You learn the skills needed for crime scene investigation Forensic science provides important evidence to support the law and help solve crimes. You study biology, chemistry and analytical science. You also study law and the role of the scientist in the legal system. Case studies teach you how to gather, present and examine evidence. Analytical science is at the core of forensic science. You learn its role in diagnostics and molecular analysis and study current specialist forensic techniques. The course has a strong laboratory focus and

BSc (Honours) Forensic Biosciences Four years full-time (including one year work placement) or three years full-time UCAS code FC41 Students using a video spectral comparator, which identifies forgeries Biological techniques such as DNA profiling are important in providing scientific evidence for criminal and civil cases. This course is for students with an interest in forensic science and a strong background in biosciences. You learn about various forms of science-based evidence used in criminal cases including areas such as • crime scene investigation • DNA profiling • how a forensic pathologist determines the causes of unexpected death, such as poisoning, gunshot and stabbings You also gain knowledge of the English

BSc (Honours) Forensic and Security Technologies (HND/FdSc top up) One year full-time UCAS code G552 Convert your HND to a BSc on this one year top up course This course is for people who already have an appropriate HND or foundation degree in an IT or computing-related area. You can use this course to gain an honours degree through one year of full-time study. It develops the knowledge and skills that you have already gained, and expands on a range of computing themes. You develop • your technical IT skills • an awareness of professional issues • the interpersonal skills you need to become an effective computing professional The focus

BA (Honours) Forensic Accounting Course content Year one core modules • business analysis • financial accounting • management accounting • information management • business environment Year one options • managing resources • foreign language Year two core modules • corporate and business law • accounting information systems • financial accounting and reporting • electronic crime • fraud, evidence, expert witness • audit and personal tax Year three • optional work placement Final year core modules • corporate reporting • internal auditing • business taxation • forensic accounting techniques • audit and assurance Final year options • takeovers, mergers and restructuring • corporate finance • foreign language

BA (Honours) Forensic Accounting Associated careers Forensic accounting is the fastest growing area of accounting today and offers a career that is varied, interesting and financially rewarding. In recent years forensic accounting techniques have also been used to resolve disputes over financial settlements in divorce cases throughout the world including high profile film, music and sports stars. It is also likely that forensic accountants will play a significant part in regulating the club transfer of professional footballers in reaction to recent corruption allegations. The course prepares you for a career in accounting, auditing or financial investigation in • a professional accountancy firm • industry •

BA (Honours) Forensic Accounting Entry requirements Normally five GCSEs including mathematics at grade C or above or evidence of numerical ability, for example economics or a science-based A level, and English language at grade C or above, plus one of the following • 240 points including at least two A levels or BTEC National qualifications or one AVCE double award. You can count up to 20 points from Key Skills level 3 towards your points total. • pre-2002 A levels – 18 points from three A levels • GNVQ – advanced level 3 in 12 modules with overall distinction or in 16 modules with overall

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