- A new degree programme designed to 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- You will be taught by lecturers with academic and professional backgrounds in policing and the use of forensic science- Exclusive use of our ground-breaking Crime Scene Investigations facilities- Be part of the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies, the UK's first research centre devoted to supporting the needs of 21st century policing- Opportunities to gain real-life experience of policing as a Special Police Constable or police volunteer

Love murder mysteries and true crime? Thinking about a career that allows you to incorporate that love? 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.This new degree Forensics, Policing and Investigation degree has been written to foreground specialist forensic content, so you can understand how forensics links to the field of investigation and policing.LJMUs suite of Policing and Investigations programmes take students on 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. The resulting programme of study is a brand new course, which prepares students for the diverse world of investigative, forensic and evidence gathering techniques, leading to a wide range of rewarding career options.Many of our students undertake study and field trips as part of their studies to understand and practice real-life applications. Previous trips have seen students visiting the Emergency Services Training Centre and the Henry C. Lee Institute.

The Foundation Year is ideal if you have the interest and ability to study for a degree, but do not have the qualifications to enter directly onto the Forensics, Policing and Investigations honours degree programme yet. Once you pass the Foundation Year (level 3) you will progress directly onto the first year of the honours degree. If you are a full-time UK student, you will qualify for student financial support for the full duration of your course (subject to eligibility criteria).