Major - Forensic Chemistry
Western Sydney University
Major
Code:
MT3023.1
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Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses :
NO
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. All students must complete 60 credit points of study at Level 3 to meet course requirements. Students will need to select at least 10 credit points of elective study at Level 3 to meet this requirement.
Major
Structure
All students must complete 60 credit points of study at Level 3 to meet course requirements. Students will need to select at least 10 credit points of elective study at Level 3 to meet this requirement.
Note: There will be no new enrolments from July 2020.
Bachelor of Science
Qualification for the award of Bachelor of Science with a major in Forensic Chemistry requires successful completion of 240 credit points as per the recommended sequence below.
Year 1
Autumn session
Spring session
And one elective
Year 2
Summer session
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300935
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Evidence and Crime Scene Management
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Autumn session
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300843
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Forensic and Environmental Analysis
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And one elective
Spring session
Choose one of
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301261
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Complex Case Studies in Science
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301259
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Work Internship for Science Professionals
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And two electives
Year 3
Autumn session
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300981
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Environmental Forensic Investigations
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And two electives
Spring session
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300883
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Laboratory Quality Management
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300911
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Complex Forensic Studies
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And two electives
Bachelor of Science (Pathway to Teaching Primary/Secondary)
Qualification for the Bachelor of Science (Pathway to Teaching Primary/Secondary) with a major in Forensic Chemistry requires the successful completion of 240 credit points as per the recommended sequence for the Bachelor of Science with a major in Forensic Chemistry, given above.
In addition, all students must complete the mandatory 40 credit point sub-major in Education Studies
SM1100 Education Studies
Students must meet this requirement by choosing the units from SM1100 as electives within their Bachelor of Science program.
Bachelor of Advanced Science
Qualification for the award of Bachelor of Advanced Science with a major in Forensic Chemistry requires successful completion of 240 credit points as per the recommended sequence below:
Year 1
Autumn session
Spring session
And one elective
Year 2
Summer session
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300935
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Evidence and Crime Scene Management
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Autumn session
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300843
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Forensic and Environmental Analysis
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300937
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Advanced Science Project A
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Spring session
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300938
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Advanced Science Project B
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Choose one of
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301261
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Complex Case Studies in Science
|
|
301259
|
Work Internship for Science Professionals
|
And one elective
Year 3
Autumn session
|
300981
|
Environmental Forensic Investigations
|
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301258
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Advanced Science Research Project C
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And one elective
Spring session
|
300883
|
Laboratory Quality Management
|
|
300911
|
Complex Forensic Studies
|
|
301258
|
Advanced Science Research Project C
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And one elective