Follow your interest in forensics: Chemistry

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[@YM-ek4fk]

I'm currently attending a Chemistry university and my dream is to become a Forensic chemist, this video was really interesting!

[@gm836]

Same

[@sandralewis8574]

is it hard? I want to major in it

[@sxge7281]

Same

[@michaelbeal8709]

I love getting in to the forensic science. I love getting to know the body? An what time an date when an were an how long it's been there.

[@shahinasworld]

I wish i can be a Forensic Doctor in future.......

[@sushmithamalatkar4269]

I am studying BAMS, and I have intrest in fornsics, how can I continue.....

[@sidrakhan9365]

I am in BS 3 year and I want to join forensic lab in future. So which subject I will choose in my 4 year of BS. Please guide me

[@yandisamthi6563]

forensic is my dream career

[@jubinjosy4834]

Me too

[@sxge7281]

Mee

[@m.esther6102]

Can chemical engineers become or study forensic to become this?

[@gm836]

I think they can. Don’t see why not.

[@JaayaVlogss]

How long did it take I’m very interested in doing this

[@rinnequan]

it would likely be 4 years for a bachelors in chem or biology then 2 more years getting your masters

[@omniakhalid835]

​@@rinnequan How about a pharmD graduate can he work as forensic chemist

[@stonermcstiffy562]

can i have tattoos and piercing while working? or be shown? please answer

[@yalilgomez6634]

Big Bad Wolf it shouldn’t matter if you cover them

[@JordanHowes-fz4uq]

What subjects must i take?

[@dorkcube985]

From a quick look at Universities near me, you may have to take classes ranging from: Crime Scene Photography and Processing Some sort of General Biology/Chemistry Tracing evidence Friction Ridge Analysis Footwear and Tire Prints Advanced Friction ridge Analysis

[@dorkcube985]

You also may have to take a general algebra class, I know that at times when forensic scientists are analyzing blood splatter patterns they could be using formulas in trigonometry to solve such.

[@observant6953]

Please turn up that music a bit more, I can still hear her voice!

[@mailguru17]

Psychic n Astral Forensics?! to locate disappeared n missing?!