The Institute of Forensic Sciences at UTM has ties with institutions worldwide, which provides our students the opportunity to travel abroad and conduct research and academic opportunities. Below are some examples of where our students have completed such experiences.
Durham, England
Angela Kwok, Forensic Psychology, 2012
"The Relationship Between Psychopathic, Borderline, Antisocial Personality Disorder Traits and Sexual Behaviours in Romantic Relationships"
Durham University
Regine Co, Forensic Psychology, 2014
"Relationship Between Callous-Unemotional Traits, Resistance to Peer Influence, and Peer Delinquency"
Durham University
Natalie Yurkewich, Forensic Psychology, 2014
"Parenting Practices and Exposure to Violence"
Durham University
Cayman Islands
Larissa Johnson, Forensic Psychology, 2012
"The Effect of Recidivism in the Cayman Islands"
Royal Cayman Islands Police Service
Singapore
Cherry Pun, Forensic Biology, 2012
"Determining Optimal Wavelengths to Detect Trace Evidence"
Singapore Police Force
Tsoi Yan Yee Jennifer, Forensic Chemistry, 2014
"Comparison of Genpin with Ninhydrin for Fingerprint Enhancement"
Singapore Police Force
Hawaii, United States of America
Daniel Altman, Forensic Anthropology, 2012
"Diagenesis and the Taphonomic Changes of Buried Bone in a Tropical Environment"
Central Identification Laboratory Joint Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Account Command