Program Overview

LearnToUpgrade presents a 10-Hour Forensic Science Certification Program, designed to enhance faculty knowledge of forensic investigation, scientific evidence analysis, modern forensic techniques, and their applications in education and research.

This 5-day online Faculty Development Program (FDP) will be conducted by Dr. Ankita Singh and Dr. Naurotham Sharma through the Zoom platform. The program aims to strengthen subject knowledge, introduce emerging forensic methodologies, and support faculty in integrating practical, case-based learning into their teaching.

Upon successful completion, participating faculty members will be awarded a 10-Hour FDP Certificate by LearnToUpgrade.

FDP Course Content: Forensic Science (5
Days) 10 Hours Max - 2 Hours Each Day
Day 1: Introduction to Forensic Science

•  Fundamentals, History, and Scope of Forensic Science
•  Branches and Applications of Forensic Science
•  Crime Scene Investigation Principles
•  Role of Forensic Experts in Criminal Investigations

Day 2: Crime Scene Management and Evidence Collection

•  Crime Scene Preservation and Documentation
•  Types of Physical and Biological Evidence
•  Evidence Collection, Packaging, and Preservation
•  Chain of Custody and Contamination Prevention

Day 3: Forensic Biology and DNA Profiling

•  Forensic Identification of Biological Samples
•  DNA Extraction and PCR Techniques
•  STR Profiling and DNA Analysis
•  Applications and Limitations of DNA Evidence

Day 4: Fingerprint and Impression Evidence

•  Fingerprint Patterns and Classification
•  Latent Fingerprint Detection Techniques
•  Fingerprint Comparison and Analysis
•  Footwear Impressions and Tool Mark Examination

Day 5: Forensic Toxicology and Analytical Techniques

•  Introduction to Forensic Toxicology
•  Analysis of Drugs, Poisons, and Alcohol
•  Chromatography and Spectroscopy in Forensic Analysis
•  Mass Spectrometry and Toxicological Report Interpretation

Day 6: Digital Forensics and Emerging Technologies

•  Fundamentals of Digital Forensics
•  Computer and Mobile Device Forensics
•  Digital Evidence Preservation and Analysis
•  Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Forensic Science

Day 7: Forensic Reporting, Legal Framework, and Case Studies

•  Forensic Report Writing and Documentation
•  Expert Witness and Courtroom Procedures
•  Indian Legal Framework for Forensic Evidence
•  Integrated Forensic Case Studies and Assessment

Program Date & Time : 

Date : 28th Nov To 2nd Dec 2026

Time : 3 PM to 5 PM (2 Hours each Day)

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamental principles and multidisciplinary scope of forensic science.
• Explain major methods of physical, biological, chemical and digital evidence examination.
• Identify the applications of DNA profiling, fingerprint analysis and forensic toxicology.
• Discuss forensic case studies and the scientific interpretation of evidence.
• Integrate forensic concepts and case-based learning into academic teaching and research.

Who Should Attend?

• Faculty members and academicians from Forensic Science departments.
• Faculty from Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry and Life Sciences.
• Chemistry, Pharmacy and Biomedical Science faculty members.
• Research scholars and professionals interested in forensic applications.
• College and university faculty seeking professional development opportunities.

Certification and Assessment

Participants who successfully complete the program requirements will receive a 10-Hour Faculty Development Program (FDP) Certificate from LearnToUpgrade.