UCPD in forensic road collision investigation (distance)
Introduction
This qualification is offered in partnership with De Montfort University. AiTS provide the teaching, DMU provide the quality procedures and make the final award. As a student on this programme you are a student of De Montfort University and subject to all the university's rules and procedures.
A mainly distance based programme over 9 months with a five day summer school in July. This programme can also be studied mainly in the classroom.
What you will study
The programme starts by revisiting the maths and physics necessary to understand the discipline before applying these principles to the techniques used in collision reconstruction. Collision Fundamentals (module ENGS1003) concentrates on maths, physics, statistics and collision reconstruction techniques. ENGS1002 deals with the production of case files.
During the summer school you will be taught how to skid test, recognise marks and record scenes.
Entry requirements
This programme assumes that you have studied mathematics in the past attaining a GCSE pass or equivalent.
Pre-course study
We highly recommend that you sit Maths for CI's before attempting the UCPD.
Study method
Distance learning with a one week summer school. The summer school is run from our Gloucestershire base in the UK. We also run a summer school in Australia.
What you will need
You will need a scientific calculator, a computer and access to the internet and some form of headphones or earphones. We recommend any Casio calculator with a 'Natural Display'.
Teaching
This method of studying the UCPD means that the majority of the programme is taught by distance learning. Throughout the programme you have access to a tutor who will assist and guide you when required.
Assessment
Your programme tutors will mark and comment on your coursework. There are a number of phase tests during the 9 months with a final unseen examination at the end of the course. Practical work is assessed during the residential module. Coursework is submitted prior to the date of the final examination.
Whats the qualification
A Level 4 University Certificate of Professional Development in Forensic Road Collision Investigation awarded by De Montfort University. Credit value 60 credits.
How to register
Download the information and registration pack from quick links. Once you have decided to register phone to reserve a provisional place.
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The course at a glance
| Programme Code: | F41041 |
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| Module Code: | ENGS1002 and ENGS1003 |
| Credits: | 60 at Level 4 |
| Level: | 4 |
| Duration: | Nine months |
| Type: | Mainly distance learning |
| Assessment: | Multiple testing |
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