[GeneralMotors]

Remember that doing forensics might not be as hot as it looks on CSI

You can always do a few courses on it before you decide on majoring in BioChem etc.. From what I know, you need quite good fundamentals in Chemistry, and its not always an exciting subject as you can see from Main Page - Chemistry.

You need chemistry because of you need to know why and how you are duplicating your DNA (PCR) or how dusting for fingerprints work!

[Isomotopes]

In Scotland you can do a degree in Chemistry and then in your final year do a post graduate forensics science course that then allows you to go and do a phD i think

[Althea]

But there are so many fields in forensics that chosing one of them cud make it hard. Opportunity wise, are there jobs available for the mass that completes their degree??

[Isomotopes]

Well forensics is very popular in Scotland so there aren't many jobs for in it but what there is is good

[Althea]

A masters degree in Forensics is what i require first. Then i will think abotu the jobs. I just wish i have opportunities once i'm done cos i think thats where i'd be most content.
how about becoming a cop?