The Bachelor of Accident Forensics is a unique course designed to equip you with the skills to conduct and analyze accident investigations based on knowledge and techniques relevant to road, rail, air and industrial environments. The course has been developed in consultation with Australia's leading accident investigation professionals and organizations, and government authorities that inform public safety strategies, allowing you to develop up-to-date industry skills. Your education and training will focus on a variety of areas including accident phenomenology, investigation methods, forensic engineering, accident analysis and occupational health and safety. In addition you will develop skills to prevent the recurrence of accidents. The unique course allows you to carry out practical investigation exercises in a new, state-of-the-art crash laboratory at CQUniversity Bundaberg. You will also benefit from taking part in work placement with practicing accident investigators, ensuring you graduate work ready. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Completing the Bachelor of Accident Forensics prepares you to pursue management and consultancy roles within safety and accident investigation teams. You will also be qualified to practice in accident forensics and work in related occupational health and safety roles. Employment opportunities exist in many industries such as: primary rural manufacturing mining services transport aviation employer associations the defense force health and government departments the police force. PROGRAM STRUCTURE You are required to complete 24 units.