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Collaborate With Us

The Society welcomes collaboration with universities, research institutions, forensic laboratories, agencies, financial institutions, industry bodies, NGOs and international organisations.

Modes of Collaboration

Four Ways to Partner With the Society

Joint Conferences & Workshops

Co-hosted academic and professional events on contemporary themes.

Co-Branded Certificate Programmes

Jointly designed and delivered training with partner institutions.

Sponsored Research & Internships

Supporting empirical research and student internships in the crime sciences.

Institutional Membership

Universities, laboratories, academies and corporate bodies as institutional members.

Who we work with
Universities & CollegesResearch InstitutionsForensic LaboratoriesLaw-Enforcement AcademiesFinancial InstitutionsIndustry BodiesNon-Governmental OrganisationsInternational Organisations
Getting Started

How a Partnership Takes Shape

01

Write to the General Secretary

Tell us who you are and what you would like to build with the Society.

02

Scope the collaboration

We agree the format — a joint event, a co-branded course, sponsored research or institutional membership.

03

Formalise the arrangement

Terms, tenure and responsibilities are recorded, and the relevant standing committee is brought in.

04

Deliver and publish

The programme runs, and outputs are disseminated through the Society's channels and, where appropriate, Crime Prism.

Institutions interested in partnering with the Society may write to the General Secretary — the contact address will be announced shortly on the Contact page.

Let's Build Something Together

From joint conferences to sponsored research — the Society is open to meaningful partnerships.