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Introduction to Forensics for Beginners – Part 1: Solving the Case

Key Details

  • Available at:
    Abergele
  • Study Mode:
    Part-time
  • Course Length:

    1 day a week for 11 weeks

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Introduction to Forensics for Beginners – Part 1: Solving the Case

Adults & Part-time

Abergele Campus
Daytime course: 07/09/26, 9:30 AM | Cost: FREE
Abergele Campus
Daytime course: 03/12/26, 1:00 PM | Cost: FREE
Abergele Campus
Daytime course: 03/12/26, 9:30 AM | Cost: FREE

Course Description

Ever wondered how forensic scientists catch the culprit?

Step behind the yellow tape with this thrilling 11-week introductory course. Designed specifically for curious beginners and armchair detectives, this course offers your first real look into the world of crime scene investigation and the science that underpins the criminal justice system.

You’ll gain practical, hands-on experience based on the ultimate golden rule of forensics: *every contact leaves a trace. * No scientific background is required-just a sharp mind and a passion for uncovering the truth.

What You'll Cover:

  • Evidence Handling: Learn how to identify, preserve, and collect critical physical evidence just like the pros.
  • The Power of Prints: Master the basics of lifting and analysing fingerprints and trace evidence.
  • Lab Basics 101: Get a fascinating, beginner-friendly introduction to Blood Spatter Analysis and Impression Casting (footprints and tool marks).
  • Digital & Cyber Forensics: Learn how the modern world fights crime by uncovering hidden data from smartphones, hard drives, and digital footprints.
  • The Big Picture: See how science and investigation merge to build a foolproof case through live, practical demonstrations.

Ready to find out what the clues are telling you? This course is your entry ticket to the world of true crime science.

Entry Criteria

There are no entry requirements for this course.

No interview required.

Delivery

Classroom-based learning. Delivered through tutor led presentations, class discussions and independent research.

Assessment

Portfolios of work

Progression

  • Introduction to Forensics for Beginners – Part 2: Cracking the Code
  • Criminology - Beginners
  • Criminal Psychology - Beginners
  • Infamous Criminals
  • Crime & Justice Worldviews

Other details

Course type: Adults & Part-time, Free Part-time Courses

Level: 1

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