Forensic Science at Wolverhampton Uni

I might need this for my next BPA lecture/tutorial 😉

The Forensic Science team at Wolverhampton University are delighted to announce that our Forensic Science awards have been reaccredited by the Chartered Society for Forensic Sciences. This includes B.Sc (Hons) Forensic Science, B.Sc (Hons) Forensic Science with Sandwich Placement & B.Sc (Hons) Forensic Science with Foundation Year. these awards have full accreditation in the component standards for Interpretation, Evaluation and Presentation of Evidence, Laboratory Analysis, and Crime Scene Investigation. This continues the accreditation first awarded for Forensic Science in 2008. Wolverhampton were one of the first universities to be accredited.

In addition, we have received accreditation for BSc (Hons) Forensic Science with Policing (including Sandwich Placement and Foundation Year modes of study) in component standards for Interpretation, Evaluation and Presentation of Evidence, and Crime Scene Investigation.

In confirming these accreditations, the Society commended us on the commitment provided by the Course Team in terms of academic and student support, as well as the delivery of new modules extending the extend the range and diversity of teaching provision. A particular commendation mentioned the "Quality Assurance" module in relation to future employment opportunities. they felt it was "rare to find this vital content presented in such depth as to devote an entire module to the topic."

We look forward to welcoming new students to our forensic awards for many years to come!

Proud to share my podcast interview with the amazing talking all things Forensic Science, CSI and my case experiences🕵️ 🧬

You can also listen on Apple/YouTube.
Visit www.slightlyscientific.co.uk for links and other interesting scientific interviews, including with Prof Sarah Gilbert developer of the OxfordAstraZeneca Covid vaccine 💉

(Apols for sound quality-technical issues!)

The Slightly Scientific Podcast For those who will never accept a straightforward answer, for those who will always keep wandering through the forest of knowledge and for those who can stand our voices: We've got you!

My collaboration project with LearnSci is now available to share with everyone🥰Really enjoyed working with the team developing this online interactive crime scene simulation for students to develop understanding of key scene examination principles 🕵️🕵️🕵️ see below….

https://twitter.com/learnscihq/status/1575838689841790976?s=46&t=W5B_39FtIVg9j8kBnZ3BRw

LearnSci on Twitter “Our most recent development project in collaboration with has been a great success. Check out our latest blog to find out more about the journey, take a peek at the crime scene investigation resources and request a demo! 👉https://t.co/CSDlOE41EU ”

A well deserved accolade

Nobel Prize goes to Svante Paabo for Neanderthal work Sweden's Svante Paabo wins the prize for discoveries on humanity's extinct relatives.

Big congrats to our very own Dr Chris Rogers, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Science 🦴 🕷 @ WLV 🐺 who has successfully become a team member of Kenyan National Emergency Services the leading full spectrum provider of disaster response services, covering planning, incident management and recovery around the world! 🌎

This Forensic Science page is for students, alumni students and is managed by the WLV Forensic Science team.
If any new or old students would like to join the page, please DM with you name and student number so we can verify your account to keep the group secure.
Thank you! 🕵️🤩

Welcoming all the new Forensic Science BSc, Forensic Science and Policing BSc and Forensic Science Masters students to WLV 🐺
We’re really pleased to have you here at WLV and looking forward to teaching you all about the wonderful and important world of Forensic Science and CSI 🕵️ 👮 🧬 🧪 🖐 🦴 🕷👟
Any queries please do contact course leaders, module leaders, lecturers, academic tutors and personal tutors. We’re here to help.
Hope you enjoy the courses 🤩

Also if you want to see interesting Forensic Science and CSI content that will keep you up to date and may help you with you studies you can follow Twitter 🐦