Learn about moral and ethical issues at play in law enforcement regarding criminal justice with this free online course. This free online Ethics in Law Enforcement training course teaches you about the key ethical issues of law enforcement, such as the ethical use or power and authority of officers, the differences in conformity, officers' conditioning investigations, and the ethical issues behind the Milgram experiment.

This course introduces you to the processes, practices and principles that drive criminal investigations. Such investigations are imprecise undertakings that combine unpredictable, dynamic events with incomplete information to guide the process. As there are no precise methodologies, this course lays out the important concepts, laws and processes typically utilized in criminal investigations to train you to adapt them to your context.

Open to any undergraduate at Binghamton University, the forensic health minor is particularly well suited for students majoring in fields with forensic applications (nursing, biology, chemistry, anthropology, psychology, sociology, social work, public health) who are considering careers in healthcare, forensic sciences, or the law.

The OSINT Course - Techniques to Support Due Diligence Activities Course is structured in a half-day classroom session lasting three hours. The teaching of the Course includes an important pragmatic activity with the practical analysis of real cases, proposed by the students themselves, and subject to plenary analysis and discussion or exercise guided by the teacher.

Forensic science is a broad, interdisciplinary field in which the natural sciences are used to analyze, examine, evaluate and assess physical evidence in matters of the law. Learn to interpret and reconstruct crime scenes as you prepare for a key role in our legal system. Study in our new, state-of-the-art labs and become a forensic science technician – a career expected to grow 17% by 2030. With a strong training in the sciences, evidence response and recovery, crime laboratory procedure, and the ability to conduct research that progresses various fields of forensics, you’ll be prepared to work in a variety of local, state, and federal agency settings.

This one day course will introduce the science behind crime scene investigation. Learn about how forensic scientists can use fingerprints and DNA to solve mysteries through fun interactive practical activities in our purpose-built laboratory.

Are you interested in crime, forensic science and policing, but unsure which subject to study? If so, you will cover them all on our course. We combine the crime scene examination part of forensic science with other crime-related subjects, such as policing and criminal justice.

The Forensic Science Minor is geared toward students who want to pair a forensic science background with another major. This minor will give you an overview of forensic science in the FS 203 and FS 223 courses and allow you to choose from courses in crime science investigation, psychology, comparative science, forensic chemistry or forensic biology.

Students minoring in Forensic Investigations (not to be confused with Forensic Science) will be introduced to the various techniques, tools and scientific tests used to investigate crime along with the application of these elements in a court of law. The minor focuses on several areas of forensics, from digital and financial evidence collection to crime scene evidence and laboratory processing and evaluation. Students will learn and understand the various ways law enforcement, mental health professionals, accountants, computer technicians, and scientists collect, process and evaluate evidence for use in legal proceedings.

If you want a rewarding career with the opportunity to make a difference by saving and protecting others, where you enjoy team camaraderie and don't sit behind a desk, law enforcement could be an excellent career choice for you.

The Forensic Science and Technology program's mission is to provide high-quality classroom and laboratory instruction in concurrence with current practices to prepare students for careers in the field of forensic science and provide a means for current law enforcement professionals to advance in their field.

There has been such rapid growth in the fields of public and private safety that industry training can’t keep up with the demand for qualified professionals. Extensive hands-on training will prepare you for a wide range of careers in security, enforcement, investigations, inspection, risk assessment and emergency planning. Please note: Students will receive an Ontario College Diploma in Protection, Security and Investigation.

Learn the dynamic way to incorporate fraud and corruption into your audit approach. Find and follow through those elusive frauds that others miss and be prepared to use the findings in court.

Whether you are thinking about learning forensic science as a hobby or you have an interest in working as a forensic scientist and want to boost your career to the next level, our forensic science diploma can give you the insight, skills and knowledge you need to thrive in this career.

Enter the fascinating world of forensics, and learn how the deceased are located, recovered and analysed using DNA and pathology.