Law Enforcement

Develop an understanding of footwear, tyre mark and tool mark evidence and its role in forensic investigations. This one-day course covers mark recovery, test mark production, comparison and interpretation, including marks on bodies and clothing and the strengths and limitations of marks evidence.

High-quality forensic photography plays a vital role in capturing evidence, supporting investigations and presenting clear, accurate visual records throughout the criminal justice process. From documenting crime scenes and recording injuries to capturing vehicles, exhibits and marks, evidential photography provides investigators, forensic experts and the courts with a permanent record that can withstand scrutiny.

Develop an understanding of the techniques used by forensic anthropologists to identify human and non-human skeletal remains. This one-day course supports initial on-scene assessment and explores skeletal development, adult and juvenile remains through theory and practical sessions.

This two-week joint Forensic Access and South West Forensics course, based in Exeter (United Kingdom), will provide an introduction to the role of the Crime Scene Manager (CSM) and the structure of major incident investigation.

The two-day fundamental awareness course instructs investigators, journalists, researchers, HR & vetting operatives on how to commence an OSINT investigation with some hints and tips along the way.

With Forensic Access Proficiency Testing services, you choose and pay for the services you require. This gives you rapid access to first-rate, independent Proficiency Testing carried out by highly experienced professionals.

This one-day course is designed to provide an understanding of the role of Forensic Archaeologists and Anthropologists have at the crime scene and the techniques used in the excavation of clandestine graves as part of an investigation.

The Searching for Human Remains: Archaeological Search Techniques and Bone Identification course provides training for professionals involved in locating and recovering human remains. It covers archaeological search methods used to identify buried evidence, as well as geophysical survey techniques commonly applied in forensic investigations.