Introduction to Forensic Science Certificate

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Learn about the scope and nature of forensic science – how modern science can be applied to law, to aid with solving crimes. An introductory course with relevance to professions from crime writing to legal services.

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Learn about the scope and nature of forensic science – how modern science can be applied to law, to aid with solving crimes. An introductory course with relevance to professions from crime writing to legal services.
Generally speaking, forensic science is the application of any scientific knowledge to the law. It draws on principles and methods of traditional sciences as well as specific forensic science techniques such as anthropometry, fingerprinting, and blood stain analysis. Evidence gathered using scientific principles is prepared for submission in courts where it must be presented impartially, and the ultimate test is how well it stands up in court.

COURSE FEATURES

A crime writer wishing to produce more authentic fiction Security guards learning to be more observant of the property they guard Anyone working in a legal office seeking to better understand aspects of their work Investigative journalists seeking to expand their understanding of criminal activity.

Anyone considering a career in law enforcement or criminal law; to develop a fundamental understanding of the nature and scope of this subject prior to deciding on pursuing more in depth studies. Anyone else with a passion, or need to understand more about forensic science.

SUBJECTS

  • The Nature of Forensic Science
  • Forensic Science and Law
  • Evidence Collection
  • Analysis of Evidence
  • Specialist Forensic Services
  • Criminology
  • Psychological Disorders and Crime
  • Criminal Profiling and Intelligence
  • Presenting Evidence in Court
  • Ethical Issues
  • Criminal Profiling and Intelligence
  • Presenting Evidence in Court

JOB OUTCOMES

  • Forensic Scientist
  • Crime Scene Investigator
  • Forensic Investigator
  • Police Officer
  • Toxicologist