Biological Forensics

Education facts

Code: BI310G

Biological aspects of forensics is the focus of the course. The methods used to identify and evaluate biological materials, including trace DNA from human, animal or plant remains, will be covered. How biological materials can be used as evidence and interpreted from a scientific perspective are discussed. Furthermore, basic physiology and genetic variation is discussed, with an emphasis on methods for different applications. During the course, the student will train in laboratory skills that are important for the interpretation and analysis of biological material.

Entry requirements

60 Credits in Biology or Chemistry comprising at least 10 Credits in Cell Biology (prokaryote and eukaryote), 2,5 Credits in Molecular Biology and Genetics (or 2 Credits in Biochemistry), 2,5 Credits in Physiology and 2,5 Credits in Mechanistic Toxicology (or 2,5 credits in Doping, Drugs of Abuse and Forensic Analysis).

Education offerings

Each offering has its own dates and conditions. Closed offerings are retained as history and do not mean that a new application is open.

• Biological Forensics

  Örebro University

  Örebro

  Start date: 3 May 2027

  End date: 6 June 2027

  Pace of study: 100 %