Diploma in Forensic Medical Sciences
Established 1998
This examination was originally offered by the Medical Faculty of the University
of Glasgow and transferred, after some adaptation, to the Society in 1997. The
Diploma is intended to demonstrate competence in forensic medicine for those who
are involved with or interested in medico-legal work or court procedure. It is
open to registered medical practitioners, dental practitioners, lawyers and others
with experience of forensic medical sciences who have completed the part time
course run by the University of Glasgow or by Cameron Forensic Medical Sciences
in London.
For information on the course held in London please click here.
For information on the course held in Glasgow please click here.
Examination documentation
Guide to the Diploma in Forensic Medical Sciences (DFMS)
(incorporating the Regulations and Syllabus)
Administrative Guidance for Candidates
(including the examination timetable and fees)
Application forms
First time entry to the exam:
Form A (June 2011) Will be uploaded in due course
Re-entry to the exam:
Form R/1 (June 2011) Will be uploaded in due course
Request for special examination arrangments:
Form Q
Examination Review and Appeal Procedure
The Society's Review and Appeal Procedure gives information about feedback, review
and appeal. Candidates who seek a review or appeal should note that there is a
fee payable, the amount of which is given the the relevant Guide to the Diploma,
including the Regulations and Syllabus.
Examination Review and Appeal Procedure
Useful links
Diploma in Medical Jurisprudence
RSM Clinical Forensic & Legal Medicine Forum
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