The School of Medicine of the University of Crete announces the opening of applications for the postgraduate program “Forensic Medicine, Anthropology and Imaging” for the academic year 2026–2027.
This interdisciplinary MSc offers specialized training in the scientific methods used in forensic investigation, medico-legal analysis, and human identification. By combining expertise from forensic medicine, biological anthropology, and modern imaging technologies, the program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of how scientific evidence contributes to legal and investigative processes.
The program is designed for graduates from a wide range of scientific and professional backgrounds. Eligible applicants include individuals holding officially recognized undergraduate degrees in fields such as Medicine, Biology, Anatomy, Anthropology, Archaeology, Dentistry, Police Academy studies, Law, and other related disciplines.
Through its interdisciplinary structure, students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical insight into forensic methodologies, including the analysis of human remains, medico-legal documentation, and imaging techniques used in forensic examination.
Hosted within the University of Crete’s Medical School, the program benefits from a strong academic environment that combines medical expertise with research-driven teaching. Participants are introduced to contemporary developments in forensic science and develop analytical skills essential for professional and research careers in the field.
The deadline for submitting applications is 20 April 2026.
Detailed information about the program, admission requirements, and application procedures is available online:
Prospective students interested in the intersection of science, medicine, and the justice system are invited to explore this advanced postgraduate training opportunity at the University of Crete.
