The objective of this course is to familiarize students with the applications of Genetics in criminology and forensics, but also to show them the links between Genetics and anthropology, archaeology, history. It is also an introduction to the field of forensic science.
The course provides theoretical, practical and professional knowledge in the field of genetics, diagnostic and laboratory genetics. It interacts with other undergraduate courses mainly in the subjects of Genetics and Genomics, but also Biology, Biotechnology and Bioethics.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:
-recognize the applications of Genetics in criminology and forensics, but also its interaction with other fields such as law, social sciences, anthropology, bioethics
-comprehend in depth the principles of Human Genetics and Genomics, heredity, human genetic diversity and physical anthropology
-apply the above to specialized questions and the law
-recognize, collect and utilize biological material, particularly of forensic origins
-be familiar, use and analyze genetic markers
-have skills to work in the field and in the laboratory
-analyze and present the genetic evidence
| Name | Capacity | |
|---|---|---|
| Fakis Giannoulis | Associate Professor | gfakis@mbg.duth.gr |
