Conferences, expert lectures, hands-on workshops and awards — designed to serve researchers and practitioners alike.
The Society organises an Annual National Conference and periodic international conferences on contemporary themes in the crime sciences, alongside regional seminars and symposia hosted with partner institutions. Selected papers are considered for publication in Crime Prism or in edited conference proceedings.
A regular series of online lectures and panel discussions brings leading criminologists, forensic experts, cyber-security specialists, investigators and jurists directly to members, wherever they may be.
Hands-on workshops cover crime-scene management, cyber forensics and digital evidence, financial-crime investigation, research methodology and statistics, scientific writing and publication ethics, victim assistance and child-protection protocols.
Best Paper Awards at Society conferences, Young Researcher / Student Researcher Awards for emerging scholars, and Distinguished Service and Lifetime Achievement honours for outstanding contribution to the crime sciences.
True to its commitment to the student community, the Society runs dedicated initiatives for students across the crime sciences — nurturing tomorrow's criminologists, forensic scientists and security professionals.
Members are eligible to present papers and chair sessions at Society conferences and seminars.
Selected conference papers are considered for Crime Prism or edited proceedings.
Members receive concessional registration and regular updates on the Society's academic calendar.
