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Which forensic disciplines are covered on the course (you can usually find this out by looking at modules), for example digital forensics, toxicology, entomology, chemistry, anthropology, crime scene investigation...
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How much of the course is theory vs practical work
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Are there many optional modules to choose from, or is it mostly core subjects
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Will you get to use/be trained on specialist equipment in labs
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How big are the class sizes - do you have shared modules with other courses - are practical groups smaller than the full class size
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How will you be assessed - is it mostly assessed practicals, exams, coursework or a mixture of them all
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How many hours a week are usually timetabled for teaching vs independent work
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Is there much academic support available
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What support services can you access as a student
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Do you get given info on employability in forensics - e.g. any forensic careers and employability lectures, careers fairs...
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Are there any opportunities for placements/internships
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Is the course accredited (most accredited forensics courses will be accredited by the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences, definitely check them out!)

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