Genealogy & Family History
Trace your ancestry and uncover your family's story. Learn to use historical records, DNA analysis, and research techniques to build your family tree.
12 courses
Learn the core principles of medical criminology, skeletal analysis, and modern identification techniques to solve complex forensic cases.
Learn how to trace your ancestry, organize historical records, and navigate modern digital databases to build a solid foundation for your family history research.
Develop the skills to research local history, engage communities in heritage projects, and share historical narratives through effective written interpretation.
Learn how genetic evidence is used to solve crimes, from foundational biological concepts to modern profiling techniques used in the justice system.
Learn how genetic science solves crimes by exploring the principles of DNA profiling, modern sequencing techniques, and real-world investigative applications.
Explore the legal systems, criminal offenses, and real human stories of early modern London and the surrounding counties through authentic historical records.
Discover your roots and build a documented family tree using modern digital databases, historical records, and DNA testing basics.
Master the essential skills of historical inquiry, source analysis, and academic writing to prepare for undergraduate-level history studies.
Learn the core principles of evidence collection, fingerprint analysis, and modern forensic techniques to understand how real-world crime scenes are investigated.
Master the essential techniques of digital forensic evidence collection and maintain a secure chain of custody through realistic, text-based practice scenarios.
Learn how to prepare proofs of evidence, navigate inquiry procedures, and deliver confident written testimony for historic environment and planning cases.
Discover your family history from the 16th century to the modern day using essential digital databases, parish records, and local archives.