Crime Scene & Forensic Science
A miniscule flake of paint, data from a mobile phone or DNA taken from droplets of blood can trap a murderer. How do you extract vital evidence from a crime scene or digital device? How do you present it as an exhibit in court? How do you use scientific theory to back up your findings?
The University is an established centre in the UK for undergraduate and postgraduate education in forensic and crime scene science. Teesside also has a long tradition of providing quality education in criminal justice and law at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Undergraduate Courses
- Crime Scene Science, BSc (Hons)
- Fire Scene Investigation, FdSc
- Forensic Biology, BSc (Hons)
- Forensic Science, BSc (Hons)
Postgraduate Courses
Short Courses
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Factfile
- BSc (Hons) Crime Scene Science is the first course in the country to be awarded the Forensic Science Society and Skills for Justice Forensic Skills Mark Award
- All of our forensic science courses are accredited by the Forensic Science Society.
- BSc (Hons) Computer and Digital Forensics is the first course in the country to be accredited by the forensic science society against their component standards for Computer Network Evidence Recovery & Analysis and their component standards for Digital Evidence Analysis, Recovery & Presentation
- We are a partner in both the development and delivery of nationally recognised collaborative Foundation Degree programmes with the Metropolitan Police Degrees in both Fingerprint Identification and Crime Scene Examination
- We have well established and nationally recognised fingerprint identification research collaboration Home Office Centre for applied science and technology
- Our superb facilities include a DNA Profiling Suite, Microscopy Laboratory, Court Room, 30-room Crime Scene House Laboratory, Vehicle Examination Laboratory and Forensic Computing Laboratory. These facilities are used by students to examine simulated crime scenes in as realistic an environment as is possible
- The crime and investigation and crime scene science degrees take an interdisciplinary approach to crime investigation by incorporating social sciences as well as forensic science

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