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BHU, one of the oldest, largest and traditional centre of learning created solely for complete character development by a visionary, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, about a century ago now launches a new initiative to impart knowledge required to uphold Truth (Satya) and Justice (Dharma) in the society by offering a multidisciplinary (involving 7 Faculties and 30 Departments), Professional M.Sc. Course in Forensic Science, for the first time in India, in collaboration with Truth Labs, the First Independent Forensic Science Laboratory in India, ISO certified, established with an objective of upholding Truth in the Indian Society, by a group of 18 Former Directors of Central and State Forensic Science Laboratories, offering a wide range of forensic science, education, training and analytical services from Hyderabad, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai and shortly at Kolkata.

The students joining this multidisciplinary course will have the opportunity to get this knowledge and wisdom of experience of different faculties such as Science, Medicine, Engineering, Law, Arts, Commerce and Social Sciences through 30 Departments ranging from Chemistry to Criminology to Civil Engineering to Commerce by the distinguished Professors and Researchers. Such a phenomenal learning experience will be supported by practical hands on demonstrations provided the distinguished forensic scientists working in 9 Departments of Truth Labs covering Questioned Documents, Fingerprints, Cyber Forensics, Audio-Video Forensics, DNA Analysis, Polygraph / Lie-Detector, Crime Scene Investigation, Medico-legal Consultancy and Fraud Investigations.

The course is offered to the young students, practitioners of law and enforcement and related professionals from India with an opportunity to continue their academic pursuit through research leading to Ph.D. in any of the 30 Departments of BHU, especially for those who want to built up their career in Forensic Science aiming at establishing a safe, secure and crime-fraud free society.