Bachelor of Accident Forensics

Overview At a glance Develop your expertise in accident forensics and equip yourself with the skills required to analyse factors that lead to accidents by studying the Bachelor of Accident Forensics. Study modes On-Campus, Distance Rank OP: 19 SR: 61 ATAR: 51.65 Courses/units 24/144 Availability Adelaide,  Brisbane,  Melbourne,  Bundaberg,  Gladstone,  Perth,  Rockhampton,  Distance Education  Duration 3 years full-time, 6 years part-time Recommended study English (4, SA) and a Science subject Intake dates March, July QTAC Code BNE: 881721, BDG: 811721, GLD: 831729, ROK: 851721, Distance: 851725 VTAC Code MEL: 1700210601, Distance: 1700110461 UAC Code Distance: 160441 SATAC Code ADL: 5C4005 CRICOS 075045M *  OP/SR/ATAR details provided on this page are from Term 1 2016. Entry ranks are to be used as a guide only as they are subject to change each year. **   Units at Gladstone may be delivered by a combination of on-campus study, workshops, residential schools and distance education.
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