courses to become a Forensic Scientist

To become a forensic pathologist, you need to pursue an MBBS degree, followed by a residency programme in pathology and then a fellowship in forensic pathology. This path involves medical school, specialised training in pathology, and further specialisation in forensic pathology. 

Here are some things you'll need:

• A bachelor's degree – get a degree in science (chemistry, biology, physics, etc.), but also take courses in math, statistics, and writing skills.
• An advanced degree – some jobs, such as psychiatrist, anthropologist, or pathologist require advanced degrees and specialized training.
• Good speaking skills – take public speaking; join the drama club, toastmasters, or the debate team.
• Good note-taking and observation skills – take laboratory courses.
• The ability to write an understandable scientific report.
• The ability to be unbiased.
• Intellectual curiosity.
• Personal integrity.