Major - Forensic Chemistry
Western Sydney University
Major
Code:
M3100.1
Related Courses
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3675.4
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Bachelor of Science
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6004.1
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Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Science
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This major gives a systematic introduction to the principles and practice of forensic chemistry. Forensic chemistry is the science underlying many forensic investigations from the analysis of toxic material to the detection and identification of illicit drug use. Forensic chemistry also forms the basis of a large portion of the techniques used at the crime scene. This major is designed to complement a science-based degree, but it may also be taken by students who are studying a different discipline or profession as all pre-requisites are included.
Major
Structure
Students must complete eight units as follows
Level 1
Or
Note: Only one chemistry unit may be chosen. Choose 300800 - Essential Chemistry OR 300803 - Introductory Chemistry.
Level 2
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300935
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Evidence and Crime Scene Management
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300843
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Forensic and Environmental Analysis
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Level 3
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300981
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Environmental Forensic Investigations
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300883
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Laboratory Quality Management
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