Professional Studies in Forensic Road Collision Investigation

Course

Distance

£ 6,300 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Methodology

    Distance Learning

  • Duration

    2 Years

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

The programme is mainly based around a research module which will require you to complete a work based project and as such you will need to be employed in the field of collision investigation. This includes serving police officers, insurance investigators and those who offer consultancy expertise in this area.

The course builds on the Foundation Degree which together provides a thorough understanding of the physical principles underlying collisions and vehicle dynamics and how mathematics can be used to describe and model collision scenarios. The course also helps you to understand how modern technology is used in forensic collision investigation. A strong emphasis is placed on the practical use of technology to investigate real-world collisions.

The course provides an understanding and use of a wide range of hardware and software such as calculation and simulation programs that allow a collision to be reconstructed

We also offer a University Certificate of Professional Development (UCPD) Forensic Road Collision Investigation. This programme is the starting point for those who wish to become forensic road collision investigators and who have no prior experience of investigating road collisions This includes serving police officers, insurance investigators and those who have been employed to provide consultancy services in this area. The UCPD is currently available by distance learning over one year.

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Location

Start date

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Start date

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About this course

This course provides the necessary theoretical knowledge and understanding to perform work as a forensic road collision investigator. A considerable proportion of investigators start work for the police service investigating and reporting on fatal and serious injury collisions. A growing number are employed as consultants, providing support to the civil and criminal courts.

Application to this top-up BSc (Hons) course requires successful completion of Forensic Road Collision Investigation Foundation Degree (FdSc).

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Subjects

  • Police
  • Project
  • Technology
  • Insurance
  • Road Collision
  • Investigation Foundation
  • Investigation
  • Computer collision analysis
  • Analysis
  • Project preparation
  • Professional development

Course programme

Course modules

This course builds on the modules in the Forensic Road Collision Investigation Foundation Degree (FdSc).

BSc (Hons) Year

  • Computer collision analysis
  • Professional development and project preparation
  • Work-based project
Teaching and assessment

A variety of techniques are used throughout the course with an emphasis on lectures, supporting tutorials and practical experimentation.

The course is based with AiTS in Gloucestershire although a considerable proportion of the course is presented online with video sessions and the study of course notes. Student-centered learning takes place through the research and presentation of findings, report writing, individual and group assignments and practical work-based exercises for the development of skills and understanding. Multiple choice phase tests, short answer tests, written assignments and exams are all used to assess your knowledge.

Professional Studies in Forensic Road Collision Investigation

£ 6,300 VAT inc.