Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Forensic Science

The Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science is an interdisciplinary programme that integrates biology, chemistry, physics, and law to train students in scientific crime investigation. The course equips learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to analyze evidence and assist in the administration of justice.

Why Choose Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science at KIMS?

• Experienced Faculty

• Modern Laboratories

• Industry Linkages

• Research & Internship Support

Scope

• High demand in law enforcement, judiciary, and forensic laboratories.
• Opportunities in private investigation, cyber forensics, and consultancy.
• Pathway to postgraduate studies and research Objectives.
• To develop analytical and investigative skills
• To train students in modern forensic techniques
• To promote ethical and scientific approaches to solving crimes

Career Opportunities:

• ◆ Forensic Scientist
• ◆ Crime Scene Investigator
• ◆ Toxicologist
• ◆ Cyber Forensic Expert
• ◆ DNA Analyst
• ◆ Forensic Psychologist (with further study)
• ◆ Researcher or Educator

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. 1. What career options are available after completing the BA in Criminology, Psychology, and Journalism?

   Graduates from this program can pursue a variety of careers in law enforcement, criminal justice, mental health counselling, rehabilitation, investigative journalism, media, and academia. The interdisciplinary approach ensures that you are well-prepared for roles in both public and private sectors.

2. 2. Does the program include internships or practical learning?

   Yes, we emphasize hands-on learning. Students have the opportunity to participate in internships with law enforcement agencies, mental health organizations, and media outlets. These experiences provide practical skills and valuable industry connections.

3. 3. What subjects will I study in the BA in Criminology, Psychology, and Journalism?

   You will study a combination of criminology, psychology, and journalism subjects, such as criminal justice, forensic science, abnormal psychology, developmental psychology, media ethics, investigative journalism, and news reporting.

4. 4. What are the eligibility criteria for admission?

   Applicants must have completed their higher secondary education (12th grade) or equivalent from a recognized board. A passion for understanding human behaviour, criminal justice, and media is also a plus!

5. 5. How long is the BA in Criminology, Psychology, and Journalism program?

   The program is typically 3 years in duration, divided into 6 semesters.

6. 6. What kind of support does KIMS offer for placements?

   KIMS has a dedicated placement cell that provides career guidance, conducts workshops, and facilitates internship and job placements with renowned organizations across various sectors.

7. 7. How can I apply for the BA in Criminology, Psychology, and Journalism?

   You can apply online through our official website by visiting the Admissions section. For any questions regarding the application process, feel free to contact our admissions team.