- Entry Requirements
To join this programme you will need 4 GCSE at Grade 3 (or equivalent) including Maths, English and Science
- Example Modules
- Principles of Science (Exam)
- Scientific Skills (Exam)
- Chemistry and Our Earth
- Energy and Our Universe
- What will I learn?
These courses will prepare you for a career in a variety of scientific fields, offering a comprehensive understanding of core scientific principles. You will engage in practical laboratory work and gain the essential theoretical knowledge necessary for success in forensic science. Throughout the course, you will learn about key topics such as: Principles of Science (Exam), Scientific Skills (Exam), Chemistry and Our Earth, Energy and Our Universe
- Progression
You will be able to progress onto the Level 3 Forensic and Criminology (Wycombe) pathway or the T Level Laboratory Science (Aylesbury).
- How am I assessed?
You will be assessed through a combination of exams and coursework, allowing you to demonstrate both your theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Level 2 Study Programme: Forensic Science
These courses will prepare you for a career in a variety of scientific fields, offering a comprehensive understanding of key scientific principles. You will engage in hands-on laboratory work that complements theoretical study, ensuring you gain practical skills alongside academic knowledge. Whether it's exploring biological systems or understanding chemical reactions.
The Forensic Science Level 2 study programme will provide you with the foundational skills necessary for further study or entry into scientific careers.
Course Information
- Course Type Full-Time Course
- Study Mode Classroom Based
- Course Code FSCIEL2AW
- Start September
- Length 35 weeks
- Level Level 2
- Campus
Wycombe
There's still time to join Buckinghamshire College Group this September 2026. Come along to one of our enrolment events and our team will be happy to help you get started. You can drop in on weekdays between 9.30am and 3.00pm until 1 September, or visit us on Saturday 5 September between 10.00am and 1.00pm.
