The Forensic Society (UK): The Forensic Science Society is an international institution with members in more than 60 countries. The Society is engaged in promoting and supporting the development of Forensic Science through publishing journals, newslettersand awarding qualifications and prizes. The website contains information about the Society, basic descriptins about Forensic Science and what it represents. Content tables of their journal Science and Justice can alse be consulted.

American Academy of Forensic Sciences: The AAFS website is a great place to start looking into the professional details of the world of forensic science. The website contains abundant information about the society and their activities. For career-seekers, there are several well-stuffed sections with information and advice about making the right moves towards a career in forensics. A popular section is the profuse and updated list of job openings.

Forensics & Crime at Discovery Channel: A great place to learn about forensics and have fun. Tons of tutorials and articles, learn about crime solving at FBI, know about art theft and how dedicated forensic experts struggle to solve these big money crimes. Of course, enjoy videos and other multimedia resources about forensic science.

Forensic Science and Identification Service at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (The Federal Police body of Canada). Learn about how the forensic services division of the RCMP is arranged and read about the multiple activities they perform.  

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