From Crime Scene to the Microscope
Learn the fundamentals of forensic science through immersive crime scene simulations and hands-on laboratory training.
This intensive 3-day practical course introduces participants to the principles of crime scene investigation, evidence collection, and forensic microscopy. Through realistic case scenarios and laboratory exercises, participants will develop essential skills in documenting crime scenes, handling physical evidence, examining trace materials, and preparing forensic reports.
Whether you're pursuing a career in forensic science or looking to strengthen your laboratory and investigative skills, this training provides practical experience using techniques employed by modern forensic investigators.
What You Will Learn
- Crime scene investigation and evidence management
- Crime scene documentation and chain of custody
- Trace evidence collection and preservation
- Forensic microscopy techniques
- Hair, fibre, glass, soil, pollen, and paint analysis
- Laboratory documentation and forensic reporting
- Interpretation of forensic evidence
Hands-on Practical Experience
Participants will gain practical skills in:
- Processing simulated crime scenes
- Evidence photography and scene sketching
- Collection and packaging of forensic evidence
- Microscopic examination and comparison of trace evidence
- Preparing and presenting forensic case reports
Equipment and Laboratory Training
Work with professional forensic equipment, including:
- Compound and Stereo Microscopes
- Digital Microscope Camera
- Crime Scene Investigation Kits
- Evidence Collection and Packaging Materials
- Fingerprint Demonstration Tools
- Crime Scene Photography Equipment
Who Should Attend?
- Undergraduate students
- Medical laboratory scientists
- Biologists and microbiologists
- Crime scene investigators
- Law enforcement and security personnel
- Researchers
- Teachers and STEM educators
- Anyone interested in forensic science
Why Register?
By the end of the course, participants will be able to conduct systematic crime scene investigations, collect and preserve evidence, operate forensic microscopes, analyze trace evidence, maintain chain of custody, and prepare professional forensic reports.
Register today and take your first step into the exciting world of crime scene investigation and forensic science through practical, real-world laboratory experience.