The Society offers awards and competitions on an annual basis and encourages all members to consider participating in these activities. In all instances applications will not be accepted on outdated paperwork.
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The Society wishes to recognise the achievement of the most meritorious student in an educational accredited undergraduate degree programme or any other postgraduate degree programme in forensic science or related topic.
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The PW Allen award is presented to the most meritorious paper published in Science & Justice each year. |
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The Society Research Scholarship, up to a maximum of £3,000 per annum, is offered to appropriately qualified candidates for a maximum period of 3 years for their research in various fields. |
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Each Accredited University has the opportunity to nominate a student from one of their undergraduate accredited courses for an award of their choice. |
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Awarded annually to the best article published in the Society’s CSEye magazine preceding year. |
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Awarded twice a year, this award will consist of a travel bursary of a maximum of £500 for the recipient to attend and present at a conference proposed by them and approved by CSFS.
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This award is offered to the most outstanding presentation given at a Fingerprint related event or work stream during the calendar.
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This award will be made to individuals or organisations that have made an outstanding contribution for the good of the Profession. This award will be made on an infrequent basis, but could be awarded annually if suitable candidates are submitted.
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This award, for the best paper submitted for the Autumn conference, will consist of a fully funded package to attend the CSFS Autumn conference, to include Awards dinner and accommodation.
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This award is for the best poster at the Post-graduate Symposium or CSFS Annual Conference.
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