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ANALYTICAL AND FORENSIC SCIENCE<br />

course title<br />

Bachelor of Science Honours<br />

in Analytical and Forensic<br />

Science<br />

national framework level<br />

8<br />

lyit internal code<br />

ly_sansf_b<br />

duration<br />

1 year<br />

number of places<br />

16<br />

awarding body<br />

lyit<br />

Is this the course for you<br />

If you enjoyed studying the B.Sc. in<br />

Analytical and Forensic Science and want<br />

to gain a more in-depth understanding<br />

of this area, then the natural next step<br />

is to complete this one-year add-on<br />

course. It will give you more knowledge<br />

of core areas of forensics, the chemical<br />

and pharmaceutical industries, forensic<br />

toxicology and medicinal chemistry.<br />

You will also have stronger practical<br />

experience working in the laboratories<br />

and research using the latest techniques<br />

and technology.<br />

Minimum entry requirements<br />

Level 7 B.Sc. in Analytical and Forensic<br />

Science or equivalent qualification.<br />

Career opportunities<br />

There is a shortage of graduates with<br />

strong analytical science skills so<br />

career opportunities for positions with<br />

increased responsibilities are excellent.<br />

The deeper knowledge and stronger<br />

practical laboratory skills gained from<br />

this degree will mean you are ready<br />

for more senior roles than Level 7<br />

graduates in areas such as:<br />

1 Environmental, medical, chemical,<br />

pharmaceutical and health care<br />

industries – working in analysis,<br />

quality assurance, research and<br />

innovation/product development<br />

1 Industrial and governmental<br />

laboratories – identifying materials<br />

causing environmental pollution;<br />

purifying drugs; acquiring forensic<br />

evidence for criminal court cases. This<br />

work can range from fibre analysis to<br />

using DNA technology and may also<br />

include serving as an expert witness in<br />

court cases<br />

1 Environmental scientists – working for<br />

County Councils, private industry or<br />

the Environmental Protection Agency.<br />

Larger employers include<br />

Loctite, Allergen, Wyeth, Genzyme<br />

Megazyme, Abbott Ireland, Schering<br />

Plough, Merck Sharpe and Dohme,<br />

Takeda and Pfizer. Please visit<br />

www.forensicscience.ie and www.<br />

forensic-science-society.org.uk for more<br />

career ideas.<br />

Follow-on courses<br />

1 Postgraduate studies by research<br />

at LYIT<br />

1 Masters level studies at other colleges<br />

or universities.<br />

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