Learning Outcomes

Upon successfully completing the study requirements in the Department of Forensic Evidence Technologies, the graduate will be able to:

1. Apply basic and specialized scientific knowledge in the field of forensic evidence and applied forensic sciences.

2. Professionally handle crime scenes, as well as collect, preserve, and document forensic evidence in accordance with approved scientific and legal procedures.

3. Conduct laboratory examinations and analyses of biological, chemical, and physical evidence using modern techniques.

4. Operate laboratory equipment and devices specialized for forensic evidence with high efficiency and accuracy.

5. Analyze digital and electronic evidence and extract technical findings related to cybercrimes.

6. Prepare accurate scientific technical and laboratory reports to support investigation procedures and the judiciary.

7. Apply quality assurance, occupational safety, and professional ethics principles in forensic laboratories.

8. Utilize critical thinking and scientific analysis skills to interpret results and correlate them with criminal facts.

9. Employ scientific research skills in conducting studies and research related to forensic sciences.

10. Work effectively within a team and communicate efficiently with security agencies, judicial authorities, and relevant institutions.

11. Keep pace with modern developments in forensic evidence technologies and demonstrate the capacity for continuous learning and professional development.

12. Maintain professional confidentiality and respect human rights while performing technical and investigative duties.