Awards
The FSSoc offers awards and competitions on an anuual basis and encourages all members to consider participating in these activities.
The Forensic Science Society wishes to recognise the achievement of the most meritorious student in an accredited undergraduate degree programme or any other postgraduate degree programme in forensic science or related topic.
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The Society presents a special award to the student who demonstrated exceptional proficiency in these professional examinations by acheiving the highest aggregate mark.
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The PW Allen award is presented to the most meritorious paper published in Science & Justice each year.
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This Award acknowledges the Society's appreciation of the contribution made by the late ex-Chief Superintendent Arthur Chapman of the Durham Constabulary; 'to the advancement of forensic science in the investigation of crime over the many years of his association with the Forensic Science Society'
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The FSSoc research scholarship, up to a maximum of £3,000 per annum, is offered to appropriately qualified candidates for a maximum period of 3 years for their research in various fields.
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Each Accredited University has the opportunity to nominate a student from one of their undergraduate accredited courses for an award of their choice.
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