Overview
The Erasmus Mundus Masters in Forensic Science (MFSc) is a joint venture between the Universities of Lincoln and Cordoba and the Instituto Superior de Ciencias da Saude Egas Moniz.
The situation around crime and the high impact that terrorism and terrorist activities are having in modern societies has pushed the International Community to dedicate resources and develop initiatives to prevent criminal acts. The different countries in the world are developing their own or joint strategies to make this fight against crime more efficient. An International Forensic Science Specialist Master developed to train and educate cohorts of future forensic scientists can serve this aim and provide with trained professionals to help protect people.
The Master course offered by the University of Lincoln (UK), the University of Cordoba (Spain) and the Instituto Superior de Ciencias da Saude Egas Moniz (Portugal) will constitute a joint venture in which the three institutions will put together their forensic expertise to create the first International Joint Master in Forensic Science. Forensic scientists, researchers, professionals from police and rescue services and private forensic laboratories from three different European countries, the United States and Canada will join forces to offer a programme covering the main aspects of study and research in forensic sciences.
The main areas of study covered in the course are:
Forensic Analytical Chemistry, Forensic Botany, Legal Medicine, Forensic Toxicology, Environmental Forensic Science, Drugs of Abuse, DNA Analysis, Forensic Anthropology, Forensic Entomology and Fire and Explosion Investigation
Partners:
UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN, United Kingdom (Co-ordinating Institution)
UNIVERSITY OF CORDOBA, Spain
HIGHER INSTITUTE OF HEALTH SCIENCES EGAS MONIZ, Portugal
Entry requirements
Potential candidates of this course will need to accredit to be in possession of a Bachelor Degree in Science (or equivalent) from a recognised official Higher Education Institution in order to apply. They also need to accredit a sufficient level of English to follow the course (IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 550 paper based, TOEFL 79 internet, or equivalent). Students will need to fill the application form and attach a CV stating academic and non-academic achievements and apply electronically through the website of the course.
Erasmus Mundus Grants
Some grants will be available based on the funds received from EACEA for EU and non-EU students. The number of grants for EU and non-EU students available for this Erasmus Mundus will be made public later in the year.
Monthly allowance for
Non-EU Scholarships: €1,000
(Contribution to travel, installment and any other types of costs: €4,000 for a one- year EMMCs; €8,000 for courses longer than one year)
EU Sholarships: €5,00
Click here for grant detail.
How to apply
All applications must be made using the University’s postgraduate application form that can be found in this address: http://www.lincoln.ac.uk/home/postgraduate/application.htm
A hardcopy of the form and the requested documents must be submitted by postal mail by 14 January. It is strongly recommended that applicants use recorded delivery and obtain proof of postage as NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED after the deadline.
Documentation
- Application form
- A statement of intent explaining their reasons to apply
- An official copy of your certificate issued by the University/College in its original language (do not send originals). An official translation (issued by embassies or official organisms) of the Certificate needs to be attached if the original is not in English.
- An official copy of your units transcript issued by the University/College (do not send originals). An official translation (issued by embassies or official organisms) of the Certificate needs to be attached if the original is not in English.
- An official copy of your English language qualifications with grade obtained if English is not first language.
- A photocopy of your passport
- A CV stating academic and non-academic achievements with previous employment relevant ot the course (if applicable)
- Two letters of recommendation (references) in English on official letter head- supplied in separate sealed enveloped with the name of the candidate
Submission
A hardcopy of the completed and signed application should be sent by postal mail to:
Admissions
University of Lincoln
Brayford Pool
Lincoln
LN6 7TS
United Kingdom
In case of any doubts please contact enquiries of the University of Lincoln: enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk or the course coordinator: Dr Jose Gonzalez-Rodriguez jgonzalezrodriguez@lincoln.ac.uk
Website: www.lincoln.ac.uk/forensic-erasmusmundus
Please quote Scholarization.blogspot.com on your application when applying for this scholarship
The Erasmus Mundus Masters in Forensic Science (MFSc) is a joint venture between the Universities of Lincoln and Cordoba and the Instituto Superior de Ciencias da Saude Egas Moniz.
The situation around crime and the high impact that terrorism and terrorist activities are having in modern societies has pushed the International Community to dedicate resources and develop initiatives to prevent criminal acts. The different countries in the world are developing their own or joint strategies to make this fight against crime more efficient. An International Forensic Science Specialist Master developed to train and educate cohorts of future forensic scientists can serve this aim and provide with trained professionals to help protect people.
The Master course offered by the University of Lincoln (UK), the University of Cordoba (Spain) and the Instituto Superior de Ciencias da Saude Egas Moniz (Portugal) will constitute a joint venture in which the three institutions will put together their forensic expertise to create the first International Joint Master in Forensic Science. Forensic scientists, researchers, professionals from police and rescue services and private forensic laboratories from three different European countries, the United States and Canada will join forces to offer a programme covering the main aspects of study and research in forensic sciences.
The main areas of study covered in the course are:
Forensic Analytical Chemistry, Forensic Botany, Legal Medicine, Forensic Toxicology, Environmental Forensic Science, Drugs of Abuse, DNA Analysis, Forensic Anthropology, Forensic Entomology and Fire and Explosion Investigation
Partners:
UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN, United Kingdom (Co-ordinating Institution)
UNIVERSITY OF CORDOBA, Spain
HIGHER INSTITUTE OF HEALTH SCIENCES EGAS MONIZ, Portugal
Entry requirements
Potential candidates of this course will need to accredit to be in possession of a Bachelor Degree in Science (or equivalent) from a recognised official Higher Education Institution in order to apply. They also need to accredit a sufficient level of English to follow the course (IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 550 paper based, TOEFL 79 internet, or equivalent). Students will need to fill the application form and attach a CV stating academic and non-academic achievements and apply electronically through the website of the course.
Erasmus Mundus Grants
Some grants will be available based on the funds received from EACEA for EU and non-EU students. The number of grants for EU and non-EU students available for this Erasmus Mundus will be made public later in the year.
Monthly allowance for
Non-EU Scholarships: €1,000
(Contribution to travel, installment and any other types of costs: €4,000 for a one- year EMMCs; €8,000 for courses longer than one year)
EU Sholarships: €5,00
Click here for grant detail.
How to apply
All applications must be made using the University’s postgraduate application form that can be found in this address: http://www.lincoln.ac.uk/home/postgraduate/application.htm
A hardcopy of the form and the requested documents must be submitted by postal mail by 14 January. It is strongly recommended that applicants use recorded delivery and obtain proof of postage as NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED after the deadline.
Documentation
- Application form
- A statement of intent explaining their reasons to apply
- An official copy of your certificate issued by the University/College in its original language (do not send originals). An official translation (issued by embassies or official organisms) of the Certificate needs to be attached if the original is not in English.
- An official copy of your units transcript issued by the University/College (do not send originals). An official translation (issued by embassies or official organisms) of the Certificate needs to be attached if the original is not in English.
- An official copy of your English language qualifications with grade obtained if English is not first language.
- A photocopy of your passport
- A CV stating academic and non-academic achievements with previous employment relevant ot the course (if applicable)
- Two letters of recommendation (references) in English on official letter head- supplied in separate sealed enveloped with the name of the candidate
Submission
A hardcopy of the completed and signed application should be sent by postal mail to:
Admissions
University of Lincoln
Brayford Pool
Lincoln
LN6 7TS
United Kingdom
In case of any doubts please contact enquiries of the University of Lincoln: enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk or the course coordinator: Dr Jose Gonzalez-Rodriguez jgonzalezrodriguez@lincoln.ac.uk
Website: www.lincoln.ac.uk/forensic-erasmusmundus
Please quote Scholarization.blogspot.com on your application when applying for this scholarship
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