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<blockquote data-quote="warwickuni" data-source="post: 27156941" data-attributes="member: 101444"><p>You have hit the nail on its head. Forensic IT is a field that has lot of application in future. This is not Forensic Medicine /Pathology etc. That is to deal with dead bodies.</p><p>Forensic IT is very fast developing field. It is an extension of IT. I do not think UOC has any Master on this, My advise it even if they have dont do it there. (I cant tell the reasons here in public ) This is a fast developing field that will have lot of application. You can research on the subject and find out where you get the expertise in foreign unis and most of the courses are now found online. It may be expensive but if you can afford it is worth. It may be your window to new world.</p><p>Forensic IT has nothing to do with Forensic Medicine. Two different things. Forensic IT is a well developed subject there are enough material on internet. Best of luck!! (I am not an IT person to help you more but was interested in the subject from 2005 and had read it !!) We have signed Budhapest Convention , and had enacted Electronic Evidence Act 2005 and Computer Crimes Act too . So we are in a good position to develop this field and as far as I know we do not have a proper qualified forensic IT expert.We did not have a proper forensic Science Professor with Phd in the field for a long time and the very popular Prof of Forensic Medicine from UOC (I wont name him as he is dead ) did not have a Phd in forensic Medicine though he had a Phd in Psychiatry!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warwickuni, post: 27156941, member: 101444"] You have hit the nail on its head. Forensic IT is a field that has lot of application in future. This is not Forensic Medicine /Pathology etc. That is to deal with dead bodies. Forensic IT is very fast developing field. It is an extension of IT. I do not think UOC has any Master on this, My advise it even if they have dont do it there. (I cant tell the reasons here in public ) This is a fast developing field that will have lot of application. You can research on the subject and find out where you get the expertise in foreign unis and most of the courses are now found online. It may be expensive but if you can afford it is worth. It may be your window to new world. Forensic IT has nothing to do with Forensic Medicine. Two different things. Forensic IT is a well developed subject there are enough material on internet. Best of luck!! (I am not an IT person to help you more but was interested in the subject from 2005 and had read it !!) We have signed Budhapest Convention , and had enacted Electronic Evidence Act 2005 and Computer Crimes Act too . So we are in a good position to develop this field and as far as I know we do not have a proper qualified forensic IT expert.We did not have a proper forensic Science Professor with Phd in the field for a long time and the very popular Prof of Forensic Medicine from UOC (I wont name him as he is dead ) did not have a Phd in forensic Medicine though he had a Phd in Psychiatry!! [/QUOTE]
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