The MSc Analytical and Forensic Science course at the University of South Wales is designed to provide specialist knowledge and expertise in Forensic and Analytical Sciences. The course is structured around the areas of criminalistics, such as drugs and toxicology, and analytical science, such as chromatography and spectrophotometry.Course Content: The MSc Analytical and Forensic Science course offers a combination of theoretical and practical training. It involves studying principles of analytical science and their application to forensic and investigative contexts, learning to use different laboratory-based techniques, conducting independent research, and developing professional skills such as presenting evidence in court. Key Modules: Key modules in the course include Advanced Criminalistic Techniques, Advanced Analytical Techniques, Quality and Expert Witness, Analytical and Forensic Research, and the Research Project, which allows students to focus on an area of their choice. Accreditations: The course is accredited by The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences.Future Careers: The course provides the skills and knowledge needed for a career in forensic science or analytical chemistry. Graduates can pursue opportunities in crime scene investigation, in the laboratory, or in areas where detailed investigative skills and problem-solving abilities are required. Some of the employers who may hire a master’s graduate in Analytical and Forensic Science include police forces, analytical laboratories, environmental agencies, and universities. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.