The Forensic Biology course offered by University of Chester provides a unique balance of biology, chemistry, and investigative skills. It highlights the role of biological sciences in modern forensic investigations and analyses, particularly pertaining to criminal cases and providing evidence. The course is of three years' duration on a full-time basis.Course Content: The course curriculum includes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. It combines core biology modules with specialist forensic biology modules. Students will gain an understanding of key biological concepts and analytical techniques used in forensic investigation. The course also covers molecular biology, biochemistry, human biology and physiology, genetics, cellular biology and microbiology.Key Modules: The core modules in the first year include Biology 1, Analytical and Forensic Science 1, and Chemistry 1. In second year, students study Forensic Analytical Science and Forensic Biology. Final year modules include Forensic Ecology, DNA Profiling, and Human Identification and Trauma Analysis. Future careers: This course prepares students for a career in forensic science, either within the police force or private forensic science laboratories. Graduates can also pursue careers in research laboratories, teaching, the pharmaceutical industry, environmental consultancy and related sectors. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.