I have always wanted to be a doctor. A forensic pathologist to be exact. This job focuses on the medicolegal investigation of sudden or unexpected death. So common questions asked is if I am scared when a dead body is placed in front of me. Actually I don't really know the answer because I never experienced it before. But even if I am afraid, I think it would be quite easy for me to overcome that fear?

Just a week ago, a CID came to talk to us about his experience in forensics field etc.. Was giving my 100% to that talk! It's just so interesting to me. Crime investigations how to solve crime etc etc. Even went to ask him some questions about the requirements to get into this field. He will give us a more detailed description when he comes for the next lecture which is held 2 weeks later! But rough info he told me was "he gained approval from (Don't know who) that he will be setting up a forensics course for poly graduates... and that those who passed the interview will be undergoing intense trainings and will even get to the crime scene to collect evidences! Not to the extent of being a pathogist yet but at least we get to experience the feeling of collecting evidences from the crime scene! Kinda excited

Year 3 is a hectic year! FYP report submission this coming friday! (20th January). Poster presentation on 1st Feb. FYP ppt presentation in late Feb-early Mar. Exams on 17, 21 and 22 Feb! Wahhhh feb is a busy month like always..

I have always wanted to be a doctor. A forensic pathologist to be exact. This job focuses on the medicolegal investigation of sudden or unexpected death. So common questions asked is if I am scared when a dead body is placed in front of me. Actually I don't really know the answer because I never experienced it before. But even if I am afraid, I think it would be quite easy for me to overcome that fear?

Just a week ago, a CID came to talk to us about his experience in forensics field etc.. Was giving my 100% to that talk! It's just so interesting to me. Crime investigations how to solve crime etc etc. Even went to ask him some questions about the requirements to get into this field. He will give us a more detailed description when he comes for the next lecture which is held 2 weeks later! But rough info he told me was "he gained approval from (Don't know who) that he will be setting up a forensics course for poly graduates... and that those who passed the interview will be undergoing intense trainings and will even get to the crime scene to collect evidences! Not to the extent of being a pathogist yet but at least we get to experience the feeling of collecting evidences from the crime scene! Kinda excited

Year 3 is a hectic year! FYP report submission this coming friday! (20th January). Poster presentation on 1st Feb. FYP ppt presentation in late Feb-early Mar. Exams on 17, 21 and 22 Feb! Wahhhh feb is a busy month like always..