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Q&A: Requirements to study forensic anthropology?
Question by Clandestine: Requirements to study forensic anthropology?
All I have is a high school diploma. What do I have to have or achieve to simply BEGIN studying forensic anthropology? Can I begin studying it without a basic 4-year education from a university? Also, I was homeschooled through high school, would this have any effect?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Answer by bettymomjeans
You would need an undergraduate degree and probably a graduate degree. The University of Montana has a pretty good program so applying there would be a good start. Also check out collegeboard.com for more information.
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I want to study Forensic anthropology?
Question by samamtha nicole: I want to study Forensic anthropology?
what college offers studys in Forensic anthropology. I want to not have to transfor school i want to get it done in one place.I NEED details! Please anything that would help.
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Answer by Queen of the Nerds
Many schools offer degrees programs for BA in Anthropology and a Master’s and PhD in Forensics. Try University of Montana, CalState Los Angeles, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. These are among a few. It’s going to be really tough and a lot of science, but if you love it, nothing will stop you.
Good luck. 
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What A levels do you need to study for a career in Forensic Pathology?
Question by elishaaa: What A levels do you need to study for a career in Forensic Pathology?
I’m currently in secondary school and interested in a career in Forensic Pathology. The problem is I have no idea what A levels to take or even what to do after for that matter, and how much to Pathologists roughly get paid?
Thank you for your help, please refer to the english education system if you can, don’t worry if you can’t !!!
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Answer by Romeo
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where in Philippines can i study forensic anthropology?
Question by joannmae_28: where in Philippines can i study forensic anthropology?
i have not heard of any schools to where i could study. pls. help. i am a college student already but i still want to pursue it after i graduate. any chance that you might know anything about this pls do contact me.
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Answer by mel
University of Santo Tomas
University of the Philippines, Diliman
University of the Philippines, Manila
u may end up looking overseas. try applying singapore scholarships where they give to asean students
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Q&A: I need information about the study of forensic anthropology such as education requirement, average salary, etc
Question by firstdaughter1590: I need information about the study of forensic anthropology such as education requirement, average salary, etc
I would like information about education standards (in detail please) and average salary about the study of forensic anthropology. Any info is appreciated, thanks!
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Answer by Bones
Check out this website!!!
http://people.uncw.edu/albertm/index.htm
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Pig Head/Squirrel Attack! Time Lapse Forensic Decomposition Study 720p HD
120-day time lapse of a pig head decomposing, with help from a surprising variety of animals. 1080p HD Stock footage available at JCMDI.COM V06905a This footage was shot as part of a taphonomic study of the impact of environmental conditions on blunt-force bone trauma. The head specimen shown was purchased from a commercial meat plant and then subjected to 120 days of environmental exposure while being photographed every 3 minutes over a 120 day period. Those 51000+ images were then “thinned-out” so that only the 3100+ images showing significant change remained for this version of the video. While larger predators were prevented from entering the study area so as to avoid them carrying-off the specimen, smaller animals had free access. One of the biggest surprises was how voraciously the Ground Squirrels stripped the remaining tough skin, long after the insects had finished with the soft tissue. Also captured in this sequence are lizards, toads, mice/rats, and a variety of birds. Not suprisingly, nothing is wasted in nature . Studies like these help law enforcement forensic experts learn more about natural processes and environmental effects on tissue and bone, ultimately aiding in identifying human remains, cause/time of death, and may even help solve old cold cases.
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What UAI (Australia) do I need to study Forensic Anthropology?
Question by : What UAI (Australia) do I need to study Forensic Anthropology?
Over the last couple of years I have developed an interest in forensic anthropology and forensic pathology. I was wondering what UAI I would need to achieve to study and eventually become one of the professions.
I am currently 14 (15 in one month) and I’m going into year 10 (private school)
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Answer by a-x
There isn’t actually a course specifically devoted to forensic anthropology. You can do Forensic science and major in anthropology. or Forensic anything really and major in anthropology. You can also do any degree pretty much in the arts and humanities faculty and major in anthropology or any degree in the science faculty and major in forensics.
You can do Forensic biotechnology at Wagga Wagga for a uai of 70
Forensic Studies at University of Canberra for 65
They have a 3 forensic degree’s at UTS between 74 and 84
A B. Forensic Science at Western Sydney is 84
But as I said you can pretty much do a Bachelor of Science at uni you want and major in forensics and minor in anthropology. At Sydney University i know they have a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences which would allow you to do a double major, one in forensics and one in anthropology. The uai for that is only mid 70′s.
Good luck. Go to the universities you want to go to and talk to the people there. They’re really helpful and will give you all the information that you need
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New, Medical School Update 11-13-09 and answers to study questions
General update on school, study advice in answer to questions, joke of the day and random medical fact of the day. Ok here is (as promised) a list of the courses I took in college that I would recommend to other people pursuing a medical degree. First semester: -BIC classes (not relevant) -calculus -Gen Chem I— important for the MCAT 2nd Semester -BIC classes (again not relevant) -Biology I— important for mcat -Bio I lab ” ” -Forensic survey (for forensic science major, not relevant) Third semester -BIC classes still not relevant -Bio II and lab important for mcat -anthropology, not really important for anything fourth semester -BIC classes -Gen Chem II important for MCAT -Genetics and lab… important for MCAT and very useful in medical school -French I -firearms evidence for forensic science major summer after sophomore year -Physics I and II and labs—- important for mcat, absolutely useless in medical school so far -EMT-Basic Training— looks good on resume, gets medical experience, very fun, can get a job -health and performance x 2 Fifth Semester -Bic Classes -Organic Chemistry I– good for MCAT -French II -Osteology (for forensic science classes but very useful in medical school anatomy) -medical terminology Sixth semester -Bic Classes (finally these were over!!!) -Honors Organic chem II–good for MCAT -Chemistry Lab (very useful for MCAT and I met my beautiful girlfriend/future wife) -Biochemistry (very good for medical school, would say it is a must have …
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Can i study forensic anthropology at Cambridge university?
Question by Luke Bell: Can i study forensic anthropology at Cambridge university?
I live in the UK and have always wanted to study at cambridge university once I finish my A levels. However, I would like to study forensic anthropology but cannot find as a choice on the cambridge website. Any help and links would be appreciated thanks.
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Answer by DaniBaje
Yes you can but it’s not a degree: http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/component/courses/?view=course&cid=3268
However you can study Biological Anthropology: http://www.bioanth.cam.ac.uk/pros_ug.html
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What Are The Top 5 Universities To Study Forensic Anthropology?
Question by xXSuicidal PyroXx: What Are The Top 5 Universities To Study Forensic Anthropology?
I Live In The U.S and I’m Trying to find the top five universities to study forensic anthropology…
I’m trying to prepare myself and google isn’t helping me find that out at all
I Know the requirements already but I need to know what universities I should Apply for.
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Answer by squint4ever
Cal State LA for sure, University of Montana and University of Tennesse, Knoxville, but UTK is REALLY difficult to get into because that’s where the body farm is, so everyone wants to go there.
I hope I helped, sorry I couldn’t think of five, but very few Universities have specialized programs in Forensic Anthropology.
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