The Criminology and Forensic Science program at the University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw is a graduate-level program that spans over two years, or four semesters. This program is designed for individuals who have completed an undergraduate degree in Criminology and Forensic Science, as well as related fields such as law, psychology, sociology, political science, homeland security, and natural sciences. The program offers specialized knowledge and practical competence in the field of fighting crime, preparing students for careers in uniformed services, crime investigation, judiciary, expert witness, probation officer, mediator, and forensic laboratories. The curriculum focuses on interdisciplinary knowledge of criminology and forensic science, as well as other related fields such as psychology, law, public security, and international relations. Through elective courses, students can choose to focus on specific areas that interest them, gaining a deeper understanding of issues such as crime measurement methodology, investigation tactics, and procedures, among others. One of the unique aspects of this program is the opportunity for students to complete their internship at top anti-crime institutions, providing them with valuable real-world experience. The program is taught by experienced lecturers and practitioners who are passionate about criminology, and the university offers an open, international environment for students to study in. Upon completion of this program, students receive a master's degree in Criminology and Forensic Science, as well as the competencies necessary for further professional development in the field of crime prevention and investigation. This program is recommended for individuals seeking to advance their careers in crime-fighting organizations and structures, who have a passion for solving complex cases, and who want to contribute to the growth of social security and the development of modern investigative techniques.
