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Forensic dentistry deals with the examination, handling, and presentation of dental evidence for the legal system. You will develop your knowledge, experience, and skills in forensic dentistry, and in aspects of forensic medicine, law, and research. It Develop your forensic odontology skills through case studies.

Forensic Art is the presentation of visual information in relation to legal procedures. It encompasses subjects such as facial anthropology and identification. This course combines the concepts of Forensic Art and Facial Imaging. Forensic art is the use of artistic skills to create images of people or scenes for law enforcement or legal purposes.

Forensic anthropology is the study of the human, or what remains of the human, for medico-legal purposes. It plays a key role in UK and international investigations in cases of interpersonal violence and homicide, repatriation, mass disasters, and war crimes. Our Master’s course will teach you how forensic anthropology contributes to the analysis and interpretation of human remains.

This scientifically rigorous Master’s programme is designed to provide extensive training in the latest techniques being employed in forensic science laboratories around the world.

This MSc focuses on case formulation and the applied aspects of forensic psychology. There is an emphasis on working with different groups, including children/adolescents, violent or sexual offenders, and those with forensic mental health concerns. The programme has a clear focus on practice-based topics in forensic psychology. Students are able to conduct a research project alongside academics who are active researchers in their fields. Areas of expertise amongst staff include understanding deception and interviewing skills; investigative and courtroom processes; sexual fantasy and sexual offending; and online sexual exploitation material.

The MSc in Forensic Psychology at Kent is accredited by The British Psychological Society as providing the first (academic) year of professional training for those who wish to qualify as Chartered Forensic Psychologists.

This Program is for graduates with a strong grounding in forensic science who wish to advance their knowledge of the field. It prepares you for a professional role in forensic science within the criminal or civil judicial system, police or forensic practice, or research. You develop command, control and management skills that will enable you to present expert evidential incident reports to the highest standard at court.

The full MSc course consists of eight modules (at 15 credits each) and an MSc Project/Dissertation (at 60 credits). Seven of the taught modules are delivered and assessed jointly by De Montfort University staff and 7Safe trainers with the eighth being a stand alone distance learning module that DMU is responsible for. The Project/Dissertation is delivered and assessed by DMU alone. Successful completion of the MSc gives students seven industry recognised professional certificates and the MSc.

Understand and critically evaluate the nature of, and motivations behind, fraud and financial crime – all while enhancing your skills and knowledge in accounting, finance and business - to develop your career prospects in forensic accounting roles with organisations worldwide.

On this part-time, distance learning course you will learn how to evaluate and interpret different forms of forensic evidence and how to consider its relevance to police investigations. You will study the scientific principles and practical application of the many and varied techniques used to forensically examine different evidence types.

The Institute of Addiction and Forensic Sciences aims to be the first in our country in terms of vision, and mission, focusing on crime prevention and crime analysis and providing international quality graduate education and training to graduates of almost every undergraduate branch with 9 different specialities.

The master's university studies ensure the deepening of the general and specialized knowledge of the bachelor's field or in a close field, the acquisition of specific cognitive abilities and the development of the scientific research capacity.

The program is focused on acquiring professional (special) theoretical and practical components through the study of a wide range of disciplines, including through the prism of regional specifics.