Online classes, workshop (presentation and discussion on animal forensic cases), problem-based learning by addressing criminal cases where animals are involved.

Field investigation of simulated forensic cases (group activity)

Prerequisites: 

Veterinary, medical, criminalistics and law students interested in Forensic Sciences where animals are involved.

Number of ECTS: 3

Theoretical Sessions
Monday, October 20th - Friday, October 24th (both dates included)
Schedule: 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM Madrid, Spain time (15 hours total)

In-Person Sessions
Monday, October 27th - Wednesday, October 29th (both days included)
Starting at 10:00 AM (20 hours total)

Flipped classroom, workshop (presentation and discussion on animal forensic cases), and problem-based learning by addressing criminal cases where animals are involved.

Field investigation of simulated forensic cases (group activity)

Together with the UAH team will teach François d'Assise Ntsama Abah who holds a doctorate in veterinary medicine (DVM) from the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine (Rabat, Morocco) and a doctorate in public international law from Paris-Saclay University (Paris, France). He is a specialist in animal health and international law, with proven expertise in epidemiology, public health, health information systems, project management, capacity building, clinical research and science communication.

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