Bachelor Of Science (honours) In Forensic Science And Analysis in Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, Ireland

Bachelor Of Science (honours) In Forensic Science And Analysis in Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology

Students will discover how a crime scene is investigated and how to collect and analyse crime scene evidence.

They will learn about ethical computer hacking, DNA analysis and much more.

There is a large practical and project component to the programme and students will learn skills such as project management, time management, decision making and laboratory practical skills.

On completion, graduates will have a qualification that will provide opportunities for employment in a range of areas and will facilitate career advancement to managerial positions.

Professional Accreditation

This degree is accredited by The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences, an internationally recognised professional body with members in over 60 countries.

It is one of only three forensic courses in the Institutes of Technology sector to have this full professional accreditation.

Career Opportunities

Graduates will have opportunities for employment in the following areas:

• Forensic Science
• Analytical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Biotechnology and Biomedical sectors
• Environmental Protection

Post-graduate Studies: 

GMIT honours (Level 8) qualifications are recognised worldwide for postgraduate entry.

Essential Information: 

There is a six-month work placement in year three of the programme.

There is no need to have studied Chemistry for the Leaving Certificate as the fundamentals of all science subjects are delivered in year one.

Materials Fee
Students will be liable for an additional materials fee of €100 per year for certain full time programmes. This fee is not covered by Granting Authorities. Material Fees are not applicable to either Erasmus, Part-Time or Full time Non-EU students.