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Forensic Investigation BSc Hons
- Learn from a teaching team with wide-ranging practitioner experience offering genuine insight into Forensic Investigation
- Benefit from interactive and practical teaching approaches that bring theory
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What you will need to do
Apply by 29 Jan
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Points of entry for Forensic Investigation BSc Hons
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Entry requirements for Sociology, Social Policy and Anthropology and Sociology at University of Winchester
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Required subjects for Forensic Investigation BSc Hons at University of Winchester
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UCAS points for current students on Sociology, Social Policy and Anthropology and Sociology at University of Winchester
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112 UCAS Tariff points
English language requirements
6.0
Additional details
An overall score of 6.0, including 5.5 in writing is required. If you require Tier 4 sponsorship, you will require a minimum of 5.5 in all 4 components.
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How good is this course?
Most relevant Student Reviews for Sociology at University of Winchester
member757466
7th May 21
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Excellent, interesting and engaging read more
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member646673
10th March 20
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Lectures are ok. Sometimes watching movies for 2 hours doesn’t really justify the money. As previously said no contact with personal tutor, had more advice from lectures. read more
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member839460
18th June 19
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Majority of lectures are useless with lecturers going off topic, decided to start learning alone and got threatened to be kicked off the course even when my grades were improving, just because I wasnt turning up read more
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member1338847
3rd June 19
Sociology, BA Hons FullTime
The lectures had absolutely nothing to do with the assignments given, teachers were too far up there own arse to care about any students and didn’t offer any guidance on the tasks set, instead lied about the marking system. For instance, the most infuriating was when I had to do a presentation, a fellow student asked if there was a certain dress code, to which the answer was no, yet I got marked down for wearing a coat, an absolute shambles of teaching and university wouldn’t recommend to anyone. Any student who has the unfortunate task of studying here will end up with depression like I did read more
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member1138809
2nd June 19
Sociology, BA Hons FullTime
This course has been really hard to review due to the extremities within the differences dependent on the lecturer you receive. 2 are brilliant, will provide all the information required (as well as extra) and you only have to ask for help/more information and they will provide this for you. Perfect powerpoints each lecture and are always available on the day, if not before. Others cannot string 2 academic sentences together, provide limited information for assignments until 1/2 week before. Unorganised, rushed, lazy. Not good value for £9,500 a year! Personally, I do not think job prospects improve from doing this course. It is a good stepping stone for a Masters and then a PHD but the careers recommended are HR, social work etc and I do not think this is any different from college A level prospects. read more
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member637826
13th May 19
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
the lecturers are pretty boring and a lot of the lectures seem useless in regards to final exams and assignments read more
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member1337756
9th May 19
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
My course and it’s lecturers is just simply amazing and have always helped and supported as much as they can. Simply brilliant ! read more
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member837451
26th April 19
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
All universities are a rip off value for money read more
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SocStudent18
26th April 19
Sociology, BA Hons FullTime
The teachers are phenomenal and the content is really interesting but the approx 12hrs a week for 2 semesters is saddening when spending £9k read more
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member432808
12th July 18
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
There’s a great mix of experiences from Lecturers, some have personal experience from the Troubles in Ireland, being in the police, or proffesional cultural criminologist! We also have a great forensics department and a forensic archaeologist! There are some lecturers who are less engaging but they are the minority in a fantastic department! read more
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member619207
18th November 15
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
i have had no contact with my personal tutor as of yet, and the teaching quality can sometimes be poor. however some of my modules are very well taught with passionate lecturers, its a bit hit and miss read more
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