Master in Calligraphic Expertise, Graphology and Documentoscopy + University Degree

Through this master's degree, the aim is to offer students adequate training to carry out forensic analysis from the psychological point of view of writing, handwriting or signature, determining the most frequent unconscious projections. To this end, the following objectives are established: - Differentiate between the types of expert reports. - Know the process of preparing expert reports. - Analyze judicial evidence, from its concept to the practice of said evidence. - Analyze how to evaluate the expert evidence. - Know the functions, procedures, techniques and instruments of judicial expertise. - Interpret the mediation system and its importance in the involvement of those affected. - Apply the knowledge acquired to determine the authenticity of a text or signature. - Solve problems identifying the author of documents. - Recognize if a certain document or bill is true or false. -Acquire the knowledge to be able to carry out a complete graphological analysis. - Assess the meaning of each of the reflex letters. - Describe the meaning of signatures and rubrics in the field of graphology. - Identify the main security elements contained in the different printed documents, paper and ink, paper money, identification documents and manual writing, as well as the signature and/or signature and works of art, essential objects for counterfeiting. - Analyze handwriting based on the graphic aspects of graphology, highlighting the main personality traits that can be analyzed with it. - Point out the elements and instruments used in document falsifications. - Know paleographic methods and terminology.