The Chemistry and Forensic Science BSc (Hons) course at Keele University intertwines the central science of chemistry with the multidisciplinary field of forensic science. The course delves into the exploration of life and its interactions, whilst also teaching students the forensic fieldwork and methodologies, which can be applied in real-life crime scene investigations.Course Content: This course integrates the theory and practice of chemistry and forensic science, equipping students with an advanced understanding of both areas. The course involves a comprehensive study of subjects such as chemical structures and reactivity, analytical techniques, physical and organic chemistry, and key areas of forensic science including forensic identification, analysis and interpretation. The course also involves optional topics such as medical and environmental forensics, allowing students to specialize in areas of interest. Key Modules: The course comprises of diverse modules including Chemical Analysis, Forensic Chemistry, Chemical Structure and Reactivity, Organic Compounds: Structure and Function, Forensic Computer Analysis, Forensic Identification, Analysis and Interpretation, and Advanced Spectroscopy.Accreditations: The course is accredited by The Royal Society of Chemistry, providing graduates with the core practical experience necessary for pursuing a professional career in Chemistry or Forensic Science.Future Careers: Upon completion of the course, students can pursue wide-ranging career paths. This includes roles in forensic science laboratories, analytical laboratories, chemical manufacturing organizations, law enforcement, and the legal profession. Graduates may also progress further into postgraduate research in chemistry or forensics.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.