About NFSU-SLFJPS

The National Forensic Sciences University, is an Institution of National Importance, having its
headquarter at Gandhinagar, is established by an Act passed in the year 2020 by the Parliament of India, to facilitate and promote studies and research and to achieve excellence in the field of forensic science in conjunction with applied behavioral science studies, law, criminology and other allied areas and technology and other related fields, and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. The university has been focusing on cutting-edge research in criminal investigations, physical and digital security, and has developed an institution exclusively for training officers in various departments. The university has also integrated management studies, catering to officers from various countries, including Africa, South East Asia, Middle East nations, and West Asia. The university has successfully ventured into consultancy services and established several centres of excellence, including the Ballistics Research Centre, Cyber Defence Centre, International Centre for Forensic Narcotics, and International Centre for Humanitarian Forensics. These centres provide academic, research, training,and consultancy services to national and international clients. The Ministry of Home Affairs has annexed the Delhi Centre, the National Institute of Criminology and Forensic Sciences, with the university. The university aims to establish academic centers globally, leading to globalization of forensic sciences academia.


ABOUT SLFJPS

The School of Law, Forensic Justice and Policy Studies under National Forensic Sciences University is established with the aim of imparting professional education with a special focus of forensic application in all allied areas of law and policy framework. The School aspires to be the leading provider of forensic justice understanding to all professionals from different areas of governance including justice administration. Through forensic lenses it focuses on crime prevention, crime reduction, crime mapping, speedy and fair dispensation of justice, thereby contributing to overall welfare of people.


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