This specialization teaches the scientific methods used in solving crimes through the analysis of physical evidence. Students learn about crime scene investigation, forensic biology, chemistry, toxicology, fingerprint analysis, ballistics, DNA profiling, digital forensics, and legal aspects of evidence. Real-world case studies and practical laboratory sessions train students to examine biological samples, trace evidence, drugs, weapons, and documents. Graduates work in law enforcement agencies, forensic laboratories, judiciary, and private consulting, or pursue further study in advanced forensic sciences. The course is ideal for those interested in combining scientific inquiry with criminal justice to solve real-world cases.