Forensic Archaeology

The Forensic Archaeology program at the University of Wrocław is a one-year Non-degree course for students with backgrounds in humanities, natural sciences, or law. It focuses on applying archaeological methods to contemporary investigations. The program's main advantage is its practical approach to forensic science and criminal justice.

The curriculum covers legal regulations, archaeological and criminalistic methodologies, and interdisciplinary approaches to crime scene investigations. Students develop practical skills in forensic contexts, including disaster and mass casualty scenarios, through hands-on training and real-world applications.

Graduates can pursue roles like forensic archaeologists, legal consultants, and criminal investigators. They may work in law enforcement agencies, museums, or human rights organizations. Other potential job titles include crime scene analysts, forensic scientists, and human rights specialists.