Is the forensic specialty assigned? Will there be discrimination against women if recruitment is not allocated?

Now, apart from directional enrollment and some military schools, few schools still have distribution, right?

What girls want is very little, not sexism, but the work of public security is really hard, which is not suitable for girls.

The main employment direction of forensic medicine major is to test civil servants to enter the public security procuratorial system, or to be a social appraisal institution.

The employment of female public security officers among civil servants is very general. First, the school originally recruited few students (here we are talking about several key undergraduate schools such as Huaxi, Zhongshan, Tongji in Central China, China Medical College and Xi 'an Jiaotong University in Sichuan University, and there are also some ordinary forensic doctors, who recruit a lot, but there is still a gap in the same level). Second, the work is really hard. It is not recommended that girls go to the public security system. What public security generally needs is forensic pathology and clinic. Forensic pathology is generally understood as dealing with corpses and appearing on duty or something. The direction of forensic evidence is because in the laboratory, it may be suitable for girls, but it will be less.

Compared with public security, the procuratorate is much easier, but usually it doesn't recruit girls ~~

What social appraisal institutions mainly need is forensic clinical appraisal, with less pathology and some physical evidence. This may be a little less gender-biased, but generally it doesn't need too many fresh graduates. After all, fresh graduates have not obtained appraisal qualifications, and graduate students need two years' work experience. Moreover, social appraisal institutions are independent private enterprises, which are responsible for their own profits and losses, so the treatment may be unstable, but there are relatively more employment choices.