Many people have consulted me about forensic science, and it is said that children like it, and it is said that they are the result of watching "Forensic Qin Ming". Forensic doctor Qin Ming (the author of the TV series, Qin Ming in the novel is his own name) has turned forensic medicine, an unpopular profession, into a profession that everyone yearns for, and is really the number one hero in the forensic field. Ha ha.
Today I'm going to talk about the forensic science profession.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > forensic science course</h1>
Forensic science belongs to the medical profession in the undergraduate professional catalog, belongs to the interdisciplinary discipline of law and medicine, and the content of learning includes medical, legal, criminal investigation, biology and other related knowledge.
However, everyone should be careful about medical professions, not every medical profession can be a doctor, forensic science is not. When a physician needs to have a practicing physician certificate, forensic science is not eligible to take this exam.
One might ask, can forensic science be a lawyer? Nor can it. Lawyers must also take the legal professional qualification examination, which can only be a bachelor's degree in law, a master's degree in law, a master's degree in law, or a three-year legal work after graduation.
Ok, so what exactly does forensic science study?
I take the forensic science of Sichuan University as an example, because West China Medical College was one of the first medical schools to open forensic science, and the most famous "Forensic Science" textbook was also written by the teacher of West China Medical College, which is the chairman of the Steering Committee of Forensic Science Education. Generally, the chairman unit is the strongest unit officially recognized.
The main courses are: Legal Theory, Human Anatomy, Pathology, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Criminal Investigation Techniques, Forensic Pathology, Forensic Toxicology, Forensic Clinical, Forensic Evidence, Forensic Psychiatry, Forensic Toxicology Analysis.
In addition to these courses, you also need to learn a lot of biology and chemistry.
There are also subdivided directions under forensic science, such as forensic clinical science, forensic evidence, forensic pathology, forensic toxicology and so on.
Medical courses are on the larger side and require 5 years of study, and forensic science is no exception, generally 5 years.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="266" > application requirements</h1>
For provinces with traditional liberal arts and sciences, forensic science must be a science student. For the new college entrance examination provinces, at present, it is a compulsory course in physics, chemistry and biology. But for this year's new high school students, that is, the students of the 2024 college entrance examination, physics and chemistry must be selected, and whether biology is to be chosen depends on the specific requirements of each school.
In addition, the forensic science profession has some requirements for height and vision. In fact, these requirements are the requirements of civil servants or policemen, because after all, a large proportion of forensic science graduates are civil servants or police officers.
For forensic police, there can be no color blindness or color weakness. Unilateral naked eye vision can not be less than 4.8, corrected vision can not be less than 5.0. In addition, a fitness test is also required.
For forensic science majors, vision and height are required by some schools and some are not.
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At present, there are 31 universities in China offering forensic science majors, including: Sichuan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Fudan University, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China Medical University, Hebei Medical University, Hebei North College, Shanxi Medical University, Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology, Inner Mongolia Medical University, Harbin Medical University, Soochow University, Nanjing Medical University, Anhui South Medical College, Gannan Medical College, Jining Medical College, Henan University of Science and Technology, Xinxiang Medical College, Central South University, Guangdong Medical University, Southern Medical University, Guangxi Medical University, Guizhou Medical University, Zunyi Medical University, Chongqing Medical University, Chuanbei Medical College, Kunming Medical University, Xinjiang Medical University, Hangzhou Medical College, Wenzhou Medical University Renji College.
Among them, the first 6 universities are the first universities in China to open forensic science majors, which are recognized as relatively good. Among them, the first 5 are 985 universities, although China Medical University is not a 985 university, but its reputation in the industry is also well-known, and it enrolled undergraduate students majoring in forensic science in 1979, which is the earliest university in China.
I think that if you want to choose a school, you should pick it according to the 985 and 211 university levels, and then pick it according to the ranking of the medical university itself. However, when it comes to ordinary medical universities, if you want to work locally, you can go to local schools. Local schools will be better in terms of employment.
Forensic doctor Qin Ming himself graduated from Anhui South Medical College.
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Most of the employment in forensic science is as a civil servant, who conducts forensic science testing and appraisal in the public security department, the procuratorial department and the judicial department. However, we should note that most of the recruitment in these departments is limited to men, so the employment of female civil servants is a large part of the civil service.
In addition to civil servants, they can also go to various forensic appraisal institutions and insurance companies to do related appraisal work. Paternity testing is very popular now, and many are doing forensic science graduates.
In addition, you can also go to a public security and law university or major as a teacher.
In general, the scope of employment in forensic science is not extensive. However, now that china is promoting the rule of law and ruling the country according to law, the people's awareness of the rule of law is also improving, so the demand for this piece is gradually increasing.
However, women do need to be cautious.
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Finally, let's talk about the relationship between interests and careers. The post-00s are a happy generation, basically many children in big cities choose a major not to look at money, but to see what they like. This macro is a good thing, because the change of occupation is also relatively large, 30 years of Hedong and 30 years of Hexi, hobbies can work for a long time, become experts in the industry, generally speaking, the income will not be too bad. This is ideal.
Unfortunately, due to the special reasons of our country, students spend most of their time brushing up on questions and do not know much about things other than exams. Although many students also participate in mathematics and physics competitions, many times they are mainly solving problems, rather than free exploration and research. The understanding of other industries is also very superficial and superficial, so although it is said that I like it, I don't really like it.
Ye Gonghaolong is particularly numerous. Mainly many children only see the bright side of the profession, or take the rare exciting moments in the profession as the norm of the profession, without seeing the hard side of the profession, underestimating the boring nature of the profession.
Like forensic science, it is difficult for ordinary students to access this industry, and they can generally only understand it from film and television works. Many people watched "Forensic Qin Ming" and felt that they were bold enough to watch bloody scenes and did not care, and could become forensic doctors. Oh, kids, you've been fooled, because the TV series has been glorified a lot, and the real scenes are bloodier or disgusting than on the screen. And the work rhythm looks very cool and compact in TV, and in real life, the high-intensity rhythm many people can't stand.
In addition to "Forensic Qin Ming", you can also watch a little documentary, such as "Forensic Secret File", "Toxicology Case Solving Manual" and so on. In addition, everyone looks for opportunities to go to the field to determine if they really like forensic science.