Students will develop their understanding of the role of the crime scene investigator and the processes involved in collecting and recording evidence.
In this interactive two-hour workshop with an academic and/or postgraduate ambassadors, students will develop their understanding of the role of the crime scene investigator and the processes involved in collecting and recording evidence from crime scenes. Students will gain an understand of the relationship between the crime scene investigator and other investigative personnel (e.g., police). Students will be able to develop their evidence collection techniques and apply their knowledge as they attempt to identify and recover evidence from mock exhibits or crime scenes.
The complexity of the explanation and content of this workshop is adapted to ensure age/stage appropriate delivery.
Curriculum Links:
CIAG (Key Stage 4/ Level 2) – Understanding future career paths in criminology and forensics.
Forensic and Criminal Investigation (Level 3) – Criminal investigation Procedures
Forensic and Criminal Investigation (Level 3) – Forensic investigation Procedures
Gatsby Benchmarks:
Masterclass: 1, 3, 4, 7
Taster Day: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
Make it a Taster Day: Includes a campus tour and HE information talk.
This activity has a maximum capacity of 30 students.