Any biochemistry based degree is what I would start with.

-molecular genetics (what I read at uni)
-medical biochemistry
-biochemistry etc

 in order for you to get lab work experience you would need to have some uni experience first where you will gain some basic lab knowledge which you will learn during the course of your degree- so don't be too worried you aren't able to access work experience yet.

I would apply for work experience closer to the end of my first year or even second year -by then you have enough modules under your belt as well as actual lab experience. You
 could also talk to your supervisors to organise lab work at your uni during holidays- you will start with menial stuff but they may get you to help on a research paper which is always valuable experience.

After your degree you can start exploring masters options but by then you may have a better idea of what field you would want to get into.

 Studying biochemistry opened an array of possibilities for me so don't worry too much about the specifics yet although it is really good that you are passionate and know where you want to be...but that could change :).

Hope that helps



Chemistry

First of all, I wish to indulge myself in a career involving forensic science and would love to possibly take a forensic course at university. I am currently taking Chemistry, Biology, Maths and Computer Science at A-level; However, from online research I have witnessed that there are multiple variations of forensic science as a course at University. Although I know that I want to do Forensic science, I don’t know which course to apply for; all I know is that I wish to work in a lab. Additionally, attaining relevant work experience is also quite difficult; work experience related to forensic science or even lab-related is hard to come by. If possible, could any advise be given on how to move forward and obtain the correct qualifications and experience in order to, not only stand out, but also continue on a path that allows me to become a Forensic Scientist in the future. Thank You.

Simultaneous equations

6x-4y = 39
2x + y= 6

Multiply the bottom equation by 4

  6x - 4y= 39
+8x + 4y= 24

Add them together
14x - 0= 63

X= 63/14
X= 4.5

Substitute the value of x into equation 

2x+ y= 6
(2×4.5) + y=6
9+y=6
Y=6-9
Y=-3


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