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The Department of Forensic Evidence at the College of Applied Medical Sciences organised a scientific trip for first-year students to the Forensic Evidence Investigation Department of the Dhi Qar Police Directorate, as part of scientific activities aimed at strengthening the applied side and linking theory with practice, thereby helping to develop students' scientific and professional skills.
The visit was accompanied by the Head of the Department of Forensic Evidence, Lect. Dr. Kadhim Hassan Abdul-Sayyid, and a number of the department's teaching staff. The students learned about the nature of the work in the Forensic Evidence Department of the Police Directorate and became acquainted with the most important modern devices and technologies used in forensic detection and analysis, as well as the mechanisms for collecting and examining evidence according to approved scientific methods.
The trip aims to strengthen the students' practical side and consolidate scientific concepts related to forensic evidence work, in addition to developing their abilities to understand criminal procedures, methods of dealing with crime scenes and the analysis of different types of evidence.
The visit also offered the students an important opportunity to interact directly with specialists and ask questions, which helped broaden their scientific horizons and raise their awareness of the important role played by forensic evidence in achieving justice and serving society.