Knowledge:

 the structure and content of Criminology and forensic medicine as a branch of criminal law of Ukraine, its institutions, sources, main trends of forensic policy of Ukraine in the conditions of European integration.

Understanding:

the purpose, principles and scope of criminology and forensic medicine, the dichotomy of parts of criminology and their relationship with forensic medicine, the nature and content of the main criminological and forensic medical phenomena and processes, as well as the dynamics of the development of criminology as a science, the need for compliance with the application of forensic on the methods and means of the European standards for observing human rights.

Application:

the necessary sources of criminology and forensic medicine when considering cases and solving practical problems. The use of a professional thesaurus when articulating certain forensic issues, setting tasks, solving tasks, forensic algorithms when modeling and justifying a legal position, including when working out overt or unspoken investigative actions when solving tasks, necessary provisions of international law, including . precedents of the ECtHR, the use of information technologies, databases and computer programs that are necessary, appropriate and useful for solving practical tasks in criminology and forensic medicine.

Analysis:

 legally significant facts, circumstances and phenomena from forensic issues and substantiated legal conclusions from forensic and forensic issues.

Assessment:

the relevant evidence base, arguments in forensic classification due to the nature and content of criminal-legal legal phenomena and processes, persuasiveness of arguments when solving problems, in particular when investigating certain types of offenses, perspectives of forensic and medico-legal positions.

Theory and methodology of forensics. Forensic technique. Forensic tactics. Crime investigation methodology. Forensic Medicine. General part. A special part.