Forensics and Criminal Investigation (Extended Diploma)

Course structure

• Before you begin

  You may be required to complete an activity before you start in order to help introduce you to the subject. Check back in the summer term for more details.

• Course Content

  There is a series of thirteen units studied over the two years of the course. Four of the units are externally assessed whilst the other nine are internally assessed (coursework). The course gives you a good grounding in advanced science subjects such as the ‘human physiology’ microbiology’ and ‘chemical analysis’ units as well as extending knowledge in the forensic and criminology fields of study in units such as ‘Criminal investigation procedures’ and ‘Forensic Fire Investigation’.

  
  You will participate in field trips and benefit from a range of speakers. You will also have the opportunity to apply for work experience in science industry or criminal justice system.

  You will develop a wide range of practical, transferrable skills and be assessed continuously through the coursework element.

• Life After Henley

  This course is an accepted qualification for entry particularly science related
  degrees and those relating to criminology, criminal psychology and
  forensics.

  Alternatively students may consider direct entry into employment
  or further training.