Forensics courses

...Why study this course In the Foundation year you will study three days per week. The focus will be on academic writing skills and numeracy, plus subject-specific content to fully prepare you for entry to an Undergraduate degree. The BSc (Hons) Computer Security and Forensics course focuses... Learn about: Computer Security...

... and forensic medical examiners who will be expected to progress to specialist exit level exams, through their respective academic colleges. This programme will: Allow you to gain a broad understanding of the related disciplines of science and forensics Help you to gain theoretical knowledge of forensic medical... Learn about: Medical training, Full Time...

...Course Objectives: Understand digital forensics and electronic disclosure Discuss practical uses of technology in these areas, with a particular... Learn about: Digital Forensics, Electronic disclosure...

...Our Digital Forensics and Cyber Security (including foundation year) BSc (Hons) is a four-year degree with a built-in foundation year (Year 0), providing a route into higher education if you don’t meet the entry requirements for an undergraduate degree. You will be taught within the Cyber Security... Learn about: Problem Solving, CYBER SECURITY...

...While the forensic linguist/scientist as supporter of police investigations has become increasingly popular, an understanding of language, the law and forensic methodologies can be used in many other areas such as immigration investigations and the identification of historical documents.In Year... Learn about: English Language...

... for consideration at May interviews must be received by 3rd May 2019 Any applications received after the 3rd May 2019 will be considered depending on places available. Once the programme is full, any ongoing applications will be considered for entry in the following academic year. The MSc in Forensic Mental Health... Learn about: Mental Health, NHS Training, IT risk...

...Are you eager to learn Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime Investigation and want to be a profound Forensics Investigator ? If your answer is YES, then this course is only for you. I specially framed this course to Transform Your Life from what you are today to what you actually want to...

... and associated protection strategies related to wireless networks. Forensic Tools and Processes (CFIP - Forensic Investigations) Develops expertise in static... Learn about: Including major, Network Training, Network security...

... and naturally inquisitive nature? If so, there’s never been a better time to put your skills and talents to use in the field of Forensic Accounting! To become proficient in the art of detecting and preventing financial fraud is to emerge as a professional of limitless value. In a world where the threat of fraud... Learn about: Fraud Prevention, Risk Assessment, Forensic Accounting...

...The Dean's Scholarships now available! 12 new MSc scholarships for students applying for 2018 entry. Find out more and apply. The Forensic Mental Health course is designed for students with a clinical or academic interest in the complex relationship between mental disorders and criminal behaviour... Learn about: Forensic Psychology, Mental Health...

...The Sarbanes-Oxley Act requires companies and their auditors to be more aggressive in detecting and preventing fraud. To comply with this and other regulations, jobs for forensic accountants, fraud investigators and auditors are in high demand. The Graduate Certificate in Forensic Accounting... Learn about: Financial Training, Forensic Accounting, Information security in Assurance...

...Forensic Science: CSI- NCFE Level 3 Award Supported Home Study Course Summary Could you detect the traces of crime and help solve the case? Forensic...

...Who is it for? The course offers students a wide range of different experiences with unique facilities available to no other university in the UK. The course is highly practical and hands-on, aiming to produce forensic experts with a strong background to later enter the field and be capable...

...Forensic Science and Profiling This course is designed for beginners to introduce them to the world of forensic science and profiling. By using actual case studies we are able to explore the roles played by a variety of experts as they endeavour to achieve justice for the victims. Please...

...Who is it for? The course offers students a wide range of different experiences with unique facilities available to no other university in the UK. Students come from a wide range of backgrounds, usually with a science, engineering or forensic science first degree. Many students come from abroad... Learn about: Engineering Science...

...This award aims to: Give you the skills needed to examine the biological and physical techniques used in the analysis of scenes of crime and in forensic laboratory work. Teach you about important scientific methods such as DNA fingerprinting and pharmaceutical analysis – you will undertake...

...Ballistics is correctly defined as the science of projectiles in motion, however in this course the term ballistics covers all aspects of the forensic firearms expert role...

... - or if you have a strong interest in forensic, criminalistics, or crime scene science. In Year 1, you'll cover policing and forensic topics. You'll study: the power of arrest and search, crime scene documentation, identification and recovery of evidence and analysis and interpretation of results. In Year...

...Reasons to study Forensic Computing for Practitioners at De Montfort University: Forensic Computing for Practitioners addresses the need for continuing professional development and career progression within a rapidly changing environment. The scheme is composed of a series of short course modules...

...On our Forensic Biology degree, you'll look at DNA profiling, poison analysis, toxicology, drug identification, blood pattern analysis and the identification of human remains. You'll use our modern Science Centre labs and crime scene house to simulate a real world approach to the topics being...