A career In forensic science

Knowledge of chemistry, biology and mathematics are the foundations for a of a course to pursue in forensic science. A Bachelor's degree program in biology, chemistry, or forensic science is necessary to a go on this area of work. Many choose to enter postgraduate study in forensic science to help a more competent in solving difficult cases.

Analysis of physical evidence from the police and preparing documents used for sentencing or free the suspect in court. Analysis can include, hair, clothing, furniture, carpets and other belongings of the victims and the suspect.

Toxiologist examines the blood, body fluids and tissues of the body for the presence of toxic substances, chemical, alcohol or drugs.

Analyze the DNA of the samples to determine the person's genetic code.

Tools and firearms identification to the weapons in the crime scene. Finger printing technology is also used.

Use of electronics gadgets to determine whether the accused or the witness is the truth by public diplomacy the blood pressure, heart rate, breathing and other physical characteristics.

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