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The Rise of Forensic Science
Lincoln, 12th May 2004
Dr Tina Overton
Director, LTSN Physical Sciences
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Entries to A level examinations
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Full time undergraduates
97/8 98/9 99/00 01/02 01/02
Chemistry 13714 13728 13110 12030 11645
Physics 9731 9706 9480 9025 8605
Biology 17542 17536 17130 16625 15705
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Full time male students
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Full time female students
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Social class of science students
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Ethnic origin of science students
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
UCAS
2002 2003 2004
Chemistry 1088 1015 925
Chemical 42 26 22
Physics 785 768 744
Astronomy 196 189 194
Biology 2902 1852 1806
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
UCAS
2002 2003 2004
Forensic 158 211 373
Pharmac… 131 120 142
Sports Sci 1247 2110 1178
Space Sci 55 60 32
Medicine 290 304 300
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Institutions
pre-92 post-92
Forensics major 3 16
Forensics minor 10 1
Chemistry 38 21
Biology 43 21
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
Widening participation
50% of age group
Typical science student
Male, white, middle class, well qualified
25% decrease over 5 years
Typical Forensic Science student?
New discipline, vibrant recruitment
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
What is Forensic Science ?
New discipline - no history
Course content, who teaches it?
Underpinning science
Who are the students?
What are their aspirations?
What can they do?
‘General’ science?
What about employment?
BSc vs MChem/MBiol
LTSN Physical Sciences Centre
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