Bachelor in Civil Engineering
This program changed the way I understand forensic science and wildlife conservation. I learned that successful investigations depend on careful observation, proper documentation, teamwork, scientific analysis, and clear courtroom communication. I also became more aware of how easily evidence can be damaged and how important it is to remain objective. Most importantly, I realized that wildlife forensics is not only about solving a crime after it occurs. It can also prevent future crimes, protect endangered species, support justice, and reduce risks to ecosystems and human health. This experience strengthened my confidence in working with unfamiliar tasks and communicating in an international environment. It also taught me to be more patient, responsible, and attentive to detail. I returned with not only new knowledge, but also a deeper respect for the professionals who protect wildlife and for the responsibility that humans have toward nature.
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