Certification
Micro Credentials Program
Mode of Study
100% Online | 05 Hours of Live Sessions
Learning Medium
English
When all other evidence is gone, bones remain. And to a trained forensic anthropologist, they speak volumes. This program teaches you how to listen.
The Micro Credential Program in Forensic Anthropology is a foundational course that explores the science of reading human skeletal remains to find identity, reconstruct events, and support the pursuit of justice. It is a field that requires both scientific precision and a deep respect for the human story behind every set of remains.
The course begins with an introduction to what forensic anthropology is, its various branches, the role it plays in criminal and medico-legal investigations, and the archaeological methods used to locate, recover, and document remains at crime scenes.
You will learn the physical observation and measurement techniques, somatoscopy and osteometry. These methods allow forensic anthropologists to extract meaningful biological information from bone. You will also explore craniometric analysis and understand how skull measurements contribute to forensic identification.
The program covers individualization through bones, the process of using bones to answer the fundamental question: who was this person? You will study biological profiling, the methods used to determine age, sex, ancestry, and stature from skeletal structures, and the science of facial reconstruction that can establish identity from little remains.
You will gain an understanding of the laboratory procedures, including bone preparation, restoration, and preservation, along with how to document findings and write clear, credible forensic reports that stand up in legal settings.
By the end, you will have a clear know-how of what skeletal remains can reveal and the scientific foundation to help reveal it.
Become Proficient to Answer:
- What is the role of forensic anthropology in criminal and medico-legal investigations?
- How are skeletal remains analyzed to determine age, sex, ancestry, and stature?
- What methods are used in forensic archaeology for locating and recovering human remains?
- How are crime scenes involving skeletal remains documented and processed?
- What techniques are used for physical observation and measurement of bones?
- How do somatoscopy and osteometry contribute to forensic analysis?
- What is the significance of craniometric measurements in identification?
- How is individual identity established using skeletal remains?
- What methods are used for facial reconstruction in forensic investigations?
- How can skeletal evidence help determine cause of death or trauma?
- What laboratory procedures are followed in handling and analyzing bones?
- How are forensic anthropology reports prepared and presented in legal contexts?
- What ethical considerations arise when dealing with human remains?
Learning Outcomes:
Forensic Anthropology Knowledge: Develop an understanding of the principles, scope, and applications of forensic anthropology in criminal investigations.
Skeletal Analysis Skills: Gain the ability to examine human remains and interpret biological characteristics such as age, sex, and ancestry.
Identification Techniques: Learn methods used to establish identity, including skeletal profiling and facial reconstruction techniques.
Crime Scene and Recovery Skills: Understand procedures for locating, recovering, and documenting skeletal remains using forensic archaeology methods.
Laboratory and Analytical Skills: Acquire knowledge of bone preparation, preservation, measurement, and analytical techniques used in forensic labs.
Legal and Ethical Awareness: Develop an understanding of ethical responsibilities and legal considerations when handling human remains and presenting findings.
Course Details: Access to a Wide Range of Resources like recorded lectures, notes and other study materials.
Course Details: Access to a Wide Range of Resources like recorded lectures, notes and other study materials.
Fee | National: 1180 INR (1000 INR + 18% GST) International: 50 USD |
Duration | 1 Month |
Eligibility | Students and Professionals |
Session Timing | Learn at Your Own Pace |
Payment Details:
International Student : PayPal: forensicdocument@gmail.com
Account Details for National Student
Bank Name - ICICI BANK
Acc. Name - SIFS INDIA PVT. LTD.
Account No. - 663505500086
Type - Current
IFSC Code - ICIC0000160
Address - ICICI Bank, H-4, Model Town -III, New Delhi - 110009

