• ​G1. Providing the graduates with an attractive environment for science, knowledge, and targeted training in criminal sciences.
• G2. Enhancing the capabilities of the Graduates knowledge in forensic research tools by studying an Executive master's degree in criminal sciences.​
• G3. Qualifying the graduates and employees in criminal work investigations on the use of biotechnology and bioinformatics to solve judicial problems in extracting forensic evidence.​
• G4. Providing the labor market with the specialist graduates in criminal sciences to contribute to solving criminal cases.​
• G5. Keeping the graduates abreast of scientific progress and its various applications in the fields of criminal sciences.​
• G6. Increasing and refining the graduates’ competitive ability, knowledge and skill qualification with basic skills in this criminal field of societal importance.​

Knowledge and Understanding
Graduates will be able to:

• K1: Recall advanced principles and knowledge in Biology and Chemistry related to the specialization of Forensic Evidence with a comprehensive and consistent deep understanding.

• ​K2: Describe a required understanding of the advanced concepts about forensic evidence in relevant topics and fields that serve the career and job.

• ​K3: Outline the required information and knowledge on the collection and preservation of criminal samples.​

• K4: List the essential processes and procedures for the investigation in forensic evidence and present it inclusively.​

Skills
Graduates will be able to:

• S1: Analyze criminal samples and evidences to make decisions based on the knowledge gained.​

• S2: Apply instrumental analysis, including highly sensitive equipment with full capability to analyze forensic evidence samples, and forensic evidence career-related problems.​

• S3: Compare biological, toxicological, and chemical constituents and all related materials in laboratories and field as forensic evidence.

• ​S4: Design tools for monitoring and evaluating forensic evidence in criminal cases with a strategic perspective using IT and Bio-Statistical models.​

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
Graduates will be able to:

• V1: Demonstrate the profession's ethics by applying forensic evidence with practical written and oral analysis and conclusion, applying IT, Bio-Statistical models, and Data analysis, and Performing communications to integrity.​

• V2: Appraise effectively independent or in professional groups and make decisions, develop knowledge, enhance society's quality, and contribute to its advancement, by performing scenarios related to forensic cases to simulate the counterparts.​