What I will learn?

• Demonstrate Comprehensive Understanding: Develop a thorough comprehension of the role and responsibilities of a forensic pathologist in criminal investigations, including advanced concepts in forensic autopsy techniques and legal and ethical considerations inherent in the field.
• Master Forensic Anthropology Techniques: Acquire proficiency in the identification and analysis of skeletal remains, including the estimation of age, sex, and ancestry, as well as trauma analysis and interpretation, essential for accurate forensic reconstructions.
• Proficiently Analyse Toxicology Results: Gain expertise in conducting post-mortem toxicology analyses and interpreting toxicology results across various case scenarios, enabling effective detection and analysis of toxic substances in forensic contexts.
• Utilise Advanced Post-Mortem Techniques: Harness advanced methodologies such as virtual autopsies and advanced imaging techniques for examining decomposed and severely damaged bodies, facilitating the identification of unique injury patterns crucial for forensic analysis.
• Specialize in Forensic Subfields: Develop specialized knowledge in pediatric forensic pathology, forensic entomology, and forensic odontology, including the identification of signs of child abuse, estimation of time of death using insect evidence, and dental identification and bite mark analysis.
• Master Courtroom Expertise: Acquire the skills necessary for preparing and delivering expert testimony in court, adeptly handling cross-examination and challenges to findings, and effectively communicating complex forensic concepts to non-technical audiences.
• Apply Practical Skills in Real-World Scenarios: Engage in exercises, including the analysis of real-world forensic pathology cases, evidence collection, preservation, and collaborative problem-solving, reinforcing practical skills essential for success in the field.