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Overworked officers quitting profession

By Cao Yin | China Daily | Updated: 2016-08-11 08:10

 Overworked officers quitting profession

A forensics officer tests a DNA sample at the public security bureau in Rizhao, Shandong province. Provided To China Daily

The training process for China’s crime scene investigators

Potential officers must major in forensics science at a medical college. Although they are not qualified physicians, many of the subjects studied by forensic scientists are also studied by medical students.

Usually, students spend five years studying for a bachelor’s degree. They can then spend an additional three years studying for a master’s, either at medical colleges or police colleges, including the National Police University of China and the People’s Public Security University of China.

Graduates have two choices: they can take the civil service examination and become forensic officers at a public security bureau, or, providing they hold a separate national qualification, they can work for an independent institute, registered with the Ministry of Justice.

(China Daily 08/11/2016 page12)

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