Forensics, Policing and Investigations

Why study Forensics, Policing and Investigations at Liverpool John Moores University?

• Explore, in-depth how forensics links to the field of investigation

• Innovative and thought-provoking modules both reflect and challenge current investigative practices and debates

• Taught by lecturers with academic and professional backgrounds in policing and the use of forensic science

• Access our innovative Crime Scene Investigations facilities

• Field trips include Merseyside Firearms Training Centre and the Emergency Services Training Centre as part of your core modules

• Opportunities to volunteer as a Special Constable in Merseyside Police and other local forces

About your course
Love murder mysteries and true crime? While reality is very different from what you see on the media, this is a fast-paced, rewarding career field that combines science, keen powers of observation, and evidence-based strategies.

The BSc Forensics, Policing and Investigations degree at Liverpool John Moores University will engage you in the understanding and development of key strategies for effective crime scene management and how forensics link to the field of investigation and policing.

Students will experience a critical exploration of contemporary policing issues as they develop skills and prepare for professional practice.

We have developed this programme over many years of policing studies degree delivery, working with Merseyside Police Constabulary, College of Policing and other key stakeholders in the policing and criminal justice sectors.

This degree prepares students for the diverse world of investigative, forensic and evidence gathering techniques, leading to a wide range of rewarding career options.

Each student is allocated a personal tutor whose role is to offer general advice, guidance and support regarding the broader aspects of your studies and university life in general.

You will be taught at Mount Pleasant Campus in the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing, a pioneering research centre for interdisciplinary law enforcement, and is licensed by the College of Policing to deliver degree programmes.