Msc forensic ballistics in Cranfield university

The course consists of a one-week period of introductory studies followed by academic instruction in modular form. Most modules are of five days duration, interspersed with weeks devoted to private study. Students are required to take eight core modules and choose three elective modules based on their particular background, future requirements or interests. This is followed by a four-month research project and either a thesis or literature review and paper.

A first or second class honours degree, or equivalent, in a relevant discipline such as a science, archaeology, anthropology, engineering, forensic science, materials, or the professional equivalent. IELTS Score of 7.0 including minimum 5.5 in each component

Forensic Science Technician, Bloodstain Pattern Analyst, Forensic Ballistics Expert, Forensic DNA Analyst, Polygraph Examiner

15th Jan