Introduction to Facial Reconstruction![]() DescriptionThis one day short course is designed to introduce and develop the underpinning principles of forensic anthropology and forensic artistry utilised in forensic facial reconstruction. Students will cover the key scientific knowledge and creative practical applications in order to successfully restore a face to human remains.
Module Aims: This module is designed to introduce and develop the underpinning principles of forensic anthropology and forensic artistry utilised in forensic facial reconstruction. Students will cover the key scientific knowledge and creative practical applications in order to successfully restore a face to human remains. Intended Learning Outcomes:
Assessment: Students will produce a portfolio containing a range of material relating to forensic facial reconstruction and the anthropological and artistic skills that underpin it. This will include but is not limited to a 2D and 3D reconstruction of a human face. Learning and Teaching Strategies: Students are supported in their learning and development through a range of lectures and practical workshops delivered intensively over a single day. Students are able to challenge their prior knowledge and awareness of the subject through discussion seminars and develop both independent and team working skills. Syllabus outline:
Fees & Funding WGU current students £10 Standard fee £30
Course dates This one day course will run on the following dates:
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