Questioned Document Examination is a field of forensic science that involves the analysis and comparison of documents to establish their authenticity, origin, or other characteristics. It plays an important role in legal proceedings by providing expert views on the legitimacy of documents and signatures. Questioned document examination includes a variety of approaches for evaluating the physical and chemical qualities of documents to determine their authenticity and origins. These techniques may include handwriting analysis, ink examination, paper analysis, typewritten document examination, and the detection of alterations or forgery. Questioned document examination equips forensic professionals with the expertise to analyze and interpret a wide range of documents, contributing to the resolution of legal disputes and criminal investigations. This program aims to provide learners with the skills and information required to successfully analyse and evaluate various types of questioned documents. This programme will provide you with the knowledge you need to determine the truth behind documents ranging from signatures and handwriting to changes and counterfeiting.