Study MSc Forensic Science in Scotland at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Forensic science plays a crucial role in the criminal justice system, using evidence analysis to uncover the truth and solve crimes. As a University of Waterloo Faculty of Science student, you have the unique opportunity to earn your Master of Science (MSc) in Forensic Science through a 4+1 pathway program with the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland.
Why study at the University of Strathclyde?
Your coursework will take place at the renowned Centre for Forensic Science, a unique space on campus dedicated to blending course-based learning and research-led teaching that will prepare you for a career in the justice system.
You will participate in mock crime scenes and courtroom exercises that provide you with the hands-on skills needed to succeed after graduation. Plus, as an alumnus of the 4+1 program, you’ll not only join a prestigious global network of University of Waterloo alumni, but you will also graduate from a program accredited by the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences along with alumni who hold esteemed roles in forensics worldwide.
Deepen your knowledge and gain international experience in the UK’s leading forensic science program!
Life at Strathclyde
Studying in Glasgow means you’ll experience Scotland’s most vibrant city. From live music to art galleries and amazing food in a historic city, the opportunity to sightsee will be just outside your door. When you’re ready for a change of pace, Scotland’s iconic landscapes are just a short trip away.
Take the next step
Students are invited to apply in year four of one of the following degrees: BSc Honours Biochemistry, BSc Honours Biology, BSc Honours Biomedical Sciences, BSc Honours Chemistry, and BSc Honours Medicinal Chemistry. Any other BSc Honours degree from the Faculty of Science (excluding Psychology), with a minimum of 10.5 credit units from chemistry or biology courses.
The program's intake is in September of each year, and applications must be submitted by March 31st. Late applications will be considered only if places remain available!