I considered forensics at one point, but found out it’s very popular and there’s just very little opportunities post university. But it’s a very interesting subject!
I eventually worked my way into medical device research and development and studied mechanical engineering. But you can also study sports science, biomechanical or medical engineering to go down this route.
The main driver for me is the work we do positively effects people lives with the new technology and devices we collectively create. This has been more important as I’ve got older and day-to-day life turns into a little bit of a grind. It keeps work exciting and fun.
The A-Level options are usually biology, physics, and math, but I think a university would only be strict on two of three choices, allowing you to select a third yourself. You’d have to look at the courses on the university website.
If you’re able to be dropped off and picked up, or commute relatively easily, in West Yorkshire for a week, I can put you into contact with a weeks work experience with a medical device R&D company. Pm me if interested.
Hope this helped!
Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like to know more about
Chris