The program is available to suitably qualified bachelors degree graduates or the equivalent. Those without a scientific or technical background will need to study additional courses for acceptance into the program.

The program is divided into three groups, group A – Technical; group B – Investigative; and group C – Scientific. Candidates must study a minimum of eight courses. More courses can be taken as required. A minimum of four (maximum six) courses must be selected from any group and the remaining courses from any of the other groups.

Group A – Technical
Group B – Investigative
Group C – Scientific

FSR21 Vehicle Crash Mechanics
FSR41 Forensic Detection
FSR61 Fingerprint Forensics

FSR22 Forensic Engineering
FSR42 Cyber Forensics
FSR62 Bloodstain Forensics

FSR23 Industrial Hazards & Safety
FSR43 Infrared Forensics
FSR64 Forensic Entomology

FSR24 Accident Prevention
FSR44 Fire and Arson Forensics
FSR64 Forensic Art Illustration

FSR25 Vehicular Accident Forensics
FSR45 Document Forensics
FSR65 Fatality Forensics

FSR26 Engineering Catastrophes
FSR46 Computer Crime Forensics
FSR66 Forensic Pathology

FSR27 Safety Analysis
FSR47 Footwear Forensics
FSR67 Forensic Toxicology

FSR28 Forensic Science Experiments
FSR48 Tire Imprint Forensics
FSR68 Crime Scene Forensics

Completion: Thesis

Award: DTMSI Advance Diploma in Postgraduate studies in Forensic Science.

Membership: Eligible for membership at the grade of Member (M Dest Tech MS) within the Technological Chapter. Admission into the International Institute of Scientists (IIS) at the grade of Fellow (F II Sc)

Certification: Applied Science Technologist (A Sc T) with endorsement Forensic Science.