The Role of Hereditary Fingerprints in Criminal Activities and National Security

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The Role of Hereditary Fingerprints in Criminal Activities and National Security

Students of the Faculty of Biotechnology at MSA University successfully completed a course titled "The Role of Hereditary Fingerprints in Criminal Activities and National Security."

 

One of the crucial elements and objectives of the training course is to educate students to keep pace with changes in the job market, confront the challenges of the era, and adapt to digital transformation and technological progress. The training course, organized by the Faculty of Biotechnology at MSA University in fruitful collaboration with the National Defense College – Nasser Military Academy, aimed to achieve these goals.

 

The training course spanned five consecutive days and was attended by 181 students from the first year. It covered various lectures on the science of crime scene investigation, fingerprint types, and the role of hereditary fingerprints in detecting criminals. The lectures were delivered by doctors and specialized consultants in the field of crime science.

 

Additionally, the course included lectures on national security by the National Defense College, covering topics such as:

  • The Golden Billion Conspiracy.
  • Western Schemes to Divide the Middle East.
  • The Concept of the State.
  • Challenges and Threats Facing Egyptian National Security.
  • Egyptian Water Security and the Influencing Factors.

 

The faculty had the honor of hosting Major General/ Ahmed Khalaf, the supervisor of the course, who, on behalf of Brigadier General/ Mohamed Dessouk, Director of the National Defense College, awarded certificates to the students, recognizing their achievement.

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