Forensics
I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to excavate an Iron Age fortress in the Caucasus during my MSc
When I was first asked whether I was interested in taking part in an archaeological excavation in Georgia, my first thought was that it didn’t appear to be a natural fit to my Forensic Science ...
Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology students Grace and Trish on life at Cranfield
“Me and Grace met during our undergrad in Ireland, and we’ve been inseparable ever since to the point that we followed each other to another country to do our master’s” – Trish Commins Forensic ...
How does Cranfield prepare me to be a counterterrorism specialist?
It was during the 1880’s that the first dedicated counterterrorism body was formed. The United Kingdom’s Metropolitan Police created the Special Irish Branch to combat the ongoing terror campaign by the Irish Fenians. ...
How does Cranfield prepare you to be a forensic scientist?
We are often asked at events, especially by younger students looking at moving through the undergraduate process. "How do I get into forensics?" As a University, we are committed to the long-term future of forensic ...
Archaeologists at Cranfield make a splash in the world of underwater research
What do shipwrecks, sunken cities, aircraft, submerged landscapes, and underwater caves have in common? They are all part of our submerged past and are being examined by underwater archaeologists all over the world, including our ...
Researching Deathwatch beetles aboard HMS Victory
Cathryn Harvey is a current PhD researcher at Cranfield University within the Forensic Institute. She joined a research study project taking place on HMS Victory at the National Museum of the Royal Navy whilst looking ...