FFLM E-learning

The FFLM, in conjunction with Ulster University, has reviewed and updated the e-Learning courses; these will support colleagues working in forensic medicine and other specialties; they may also be of interest to others, including for example, coroners, lawyers, dentists. The e-learning courses will also assist candidates in their preparation for the following examinations:

The Diploma of Legal Medicine (DLM)

Part 1 Membership of the Faculty of Forensic & Legal Medicine (MFFLM)

Licentiate of the Faculty of Forensic & Legal Medicine (LFFLM – SOM), (previously known as “Diploma in the Forensic and Clinical Aspects of Sexual Assault” (DFCASA))

Part 2 Membership of the Faculty of Forensic & Legal Medicine (MFFLM) in Sexual Offence Medicine

The overall aim of these e-learning tools is to provide an academically challenging and vocationally relevant education for those doctors, health care professionals and other individuals who wish to study Forensic and Legal Medicine at a higher level and obtain a relevant qualification in the subject.

The course fee is £850.00 for 12 months access.

Please note that it may take up to seven working days to receive your login details upon receipt of payment.

By purchasing access to the e-leaning tool, you agree to the following terms and conditions:

Unless otherwise indicated, the user agrees that downloading and printing limited extracts of material held on the e-learning system is only permissible by a user where it is for that user’s personal and non-commercial use only. No part of the material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, unless otherwise stated, without the prior written consent of both the University of Ulster and the Faculty of Forensic and Legal Medicine in whom ownership vests. The user is prohibited from collecting and arranging the material or extracts from it in a systematic or regular manner or otherwise to create a database in electronic or paper form from all or part of the material.

If you have any queries, please contact the FFLM Office at forensic.medicine@fflm.ac.uk.