Bachelor's in Cognitive Forensic Sciences

With a rich history spanning over 700 years, Sapienza University of Rome has welcomed over 120,000 students and boasts a faculty of over 3,500 professors and 3,000 professional staff. As the largest university in Europe, it is dedicated to advancing society through research, quality education, and global partnerships. The university has earned high rankings for its research, educational quality, and international reach, and is highly regarded across many fields of study.

In line with the aims of the class LM-55 Cognitive Sciences, the Master's Degree Course in Cognitive Forensic Sciences intends to provide its graduates with advanced and multidisciplinary training. The training objectives refer in particular to the development of theoretical and applicative knowledge that delineates a professional figure capable of providing interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary skills that lead to an overall and integrated vision of the criminal event. This vision is strongly necessary in a context in which the important technical-scientific advances risk making the integrated analysis of the different sources of evidence difficult and more difficult to avoid making mistakes related to the way in which the judgment processes take place and that they can have serious consequences, both for the individual and for the community. Graduates in this course of study will be able to access level III training (e.g. specializations and research doctorates), both in Italy and abroad.