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What does a Forensic Scientist earn?
On average, Forensic Scientists earn around £{{Salary averageRounded 28521}} per year in the UK. Forensic Scientists attend crime scenes, record and preserve evidence, collect blood and other samples, perform laboratory tests, write reports, and appear as expert witnesses in court.
How to earn more as a Forensic Scientist
To become a Forensic Scientist, you will need a relevant Degree in Forensic Science, Medical Science, Chemistry, Biology, or Biological Science. To earn more as a Forensic Scientist, you could join The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences and progress into roles such as Reporting Scientist, Caseworker Examiner, or Forensics Manager.
Min: £16,069.00 Max: £37,320.00
Average Forensic Scientist Salary in UK : £22,775.95
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Salary by Region
Compare Forensic Scientist salaries across different regions
| Region | Salary |
|---|---|
| Scotland | £24,301.62 |
| Wales | £27,945.00 |
| Northern Ireland | £22,702.30 |
| East Midlands | £20,578.12 |
| Eastern | £22,755.00 |
| London | £23,276.48 |
| North East | £21,716.80 |
| North West | £20,551.77 |
| South East | £21,960.46 |
| South West | £22,138.05 |
| West Midlands | £21,438.05 |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | £23,700.76 |
