Crime Scene Investigation Workshop
Min 10 - Max 30
FE Level 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 5, FE Level 2, Key Stage 3
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 5, FE Level 2, FE Level 3
Min 10 - Max 30
2 Hours
University Campus
What is Forensic Biology and how can blood spatter assist in reconstructing crime events?
In this interactive two-hour workshop with an academic and/or postgraduate ambassadors, students will develop their understanding of the role of crime scene investigation in reconstructing events. This hands-on workshop students will develop their awareness of the importance in showing clear scientific reasoning to draw valid conclusions in order to reconstruct crime scenes. Part of this process includes a prior understanding (not deep knowledge) of trigonometry.
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) – Forensic genetics
- 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. You can choose this when you complete the booking form.