forensic anthropology
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 ...
“From digging up the back yard to solving crimes using underwater forensic techniques” – my MSc journey
For Cranfield alumna Allie Spoletini, a fascination with forensics began at a young age. “There were some kids in my class at school whose parents were in construction and they would bring in all these ...
Defying expectations: Michelle’s MSc journey
Defying expectations: Michelle’s MSc journey “I’ve always been really passionate about forensics,” remembers Cranfield scholarship student Michelle Holt. “When I was younger, I remember being stuck inside because of the weather, finding CSI on the ...
My Cranfield journey: Choosing a research project for my forensics career
To potentially grow in your career requires sacrifices which impact everyday normal life. In my opinion, it is even harder to climb the ladder whilst developing your knowledge in your current career. However, with the ...
A sit down with Dr Nathaniel Erb-Satullo
Last year Dr Nathaniel Erb-Satullo joined Cranfield as lecturer in Archaeological Science at the Cranfield Forensic Institute, find out more about his Cranfield journey so far..
Starting my MSc journey at Cranfield Forensic Institute
Whether you are 18 or 28 leaving home is never easy. Exiting one’s comfort zone and leaving the people you love is challenging no matter what your age. Doing this in a global pandemic, with even more uncertainty added to the mix, was quite the stress inducing experience. Thankfully, I had plenty experience of leaving home before I started my journey at Cranfield University.