The Department of Forensic Sciences is dedicated to preparing highly qualified specialists capable of applying scientific principles and modern technologies to support criminal investigations and the justice system. The department offers an interdisciplinary academic program that integrates biology, chemistry, physics, forensic medicine, digital forensics, crime scene investigation, and laboratory analysis. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and practical skills required to analyze forensic evidence accurately, contribute to criminal investigations, and uphold the highest standards of scientific integrity and professional ethics.
To become a leading academic department in forensic science education, scientific research, and technological innovation, recognized for preparing distinguished specialists who contribute to justice, public safety, and scientific excellence through advanced forensic practices.
The Department of Forensic Sciences is committed to providing high-quality education that integrates scientific knowledge with practical laboratory training. It prepares graduates with analytical, technical, and research competencies to examine forensic evidence, support criminal investigations, advance forensic research, and serve judicial and security institutions with professionalism and integrity.
Prepare highly qualified forensic science specialists according to international academic and professional standards. Develop academic curricula in line with advances in forensic science and criminal investigation technologies. Promote scientific research and innovation in forensic biology, forensic chemistry, toxicology, crime scene investigation, and digital forensics. Enhance students' laboratory, analytical, and investigative skills through practical training. Strengthen collaboration with judicial, security, forensic, and research institutions. Promote professional ethics, scientific integrity, and respect for legal procedures. Encourage the use of advanced forensic technologies and modern laboratory techniques. Support lifelong learning and continuous professional development in forensic sciences.