Master of Forensic Sciences

• Explain basic human anatomy, components of death investigation and techniques used for analysis of diseases and trauma, identification of unknown dead bodies; and to professionally interact with the forensic pathologist and medico-legal death investigators.
• Apply the technical procedures and methods of collection, preservation, chain of custody, analysis, comparison and report preparation of the biological, trace and toxicological evidentiary evidence.
• Analyze the basic principles and the role of crime scene investigators in forensic and legal procedures.
• Apply the basic principles of forensic photography, and explain the legal issues related to forensic photography and courtroom or trial presentation.
• Apply profiling knowledge and crime scene analysis methods to crime scene variables.
• Analyze the legal, ethical, and constitutional tensions between the interests of society, and the rights of individuals in connection with various criminal procedures and contexts.