On 28 October, forensic experts Tetiana Ivanchenko and Tetiana Litvinova delivered a seminar entitled "Criminal Psychology in the Practice of Forensic Psychological Examination" for cadets of the Donetsk State University of Internal Affairs. The seminar addressed the psychological dimensions of investigative (search) actions, the nuances of information perception and reproduction, as well as the application of specialised psychological knowledge within criminal proceedings.
On 4 November, first-year students from the Volodymyr Vynnychenko Central Ukrainian State University visited the Kropyvnytskyi Branch of KNDISE.
The Head of the Branch, Kostiantyn Lahoda, introduced the students to the primary operational directions of KNDISE. Experts detailed the specificities of economic, handwriting, technical, computer-forensic, and automotive examinations. A demonstration of the polygraph aroused particular interest.
The value of such engagements lies in the opportunity to gain insight into forensic science through the practical experience of specialists who operate in this field on a daily basis. For students, this provides an occasion to better comprehend the profession, whilst for KNDISE, it represents the continuation of meaningful collaboration with academic institutions.
