Health & Social Care

• Block study
• 1 year
• Enrolment date: September
• Admission enquiries: 01642 384176
• Application forms: 01642 384176
• E: sohscadmissions@tees.ac.uk
• Full-time study not available

This exciting course is for radiographers who wish to advance their forensic-radiography skills within their clinical setting and the mass fatalities environment.

This course aims to:

• extend your knowledge and skills to a specialist level in forensic radiographic practice
• enable you to appraise critically the role of forensic radiography within the clinical and mass fatalities environment
• enable you to develop an understanding of the roles of the other professionals involved in forensic practice - such as the police, coroner and pathologist - to enhance teamwork.

What you study

The course is made up of two modules: Forensic Radiography (delivered over a one-week study block in October) and Forensic Radiography in Mass Fatalities (delivered over a one-week study block in January). The sessions will be facilitated by recognised specialists in the field of forensics demonstrating the multidisciplinary nature of forensic practice. You will be encouraged to reflect upon and share your own experiences.

How you learn

Appropriate learning and teaching strategies are utilised for each module to facilitate you in relating theory to practice critically. Examples are lectures, seminars, small group work, tutorials and practicals. Following the one-week block of study for each module, you will be supported online with directed study via the virtual learning environment, Blackboard. Support is also available to you via email and telephone.

How you are assessed

The assessments are designed to be relevant to each radiographer’s area of practice and are in the form of written assignments, which can be submitted electronically.

Professional accreditation

This course is accredited by Skills for Justice, sector skills council for the Justice sector.

Career opportunities

Successful completion of the course will enhance your career as a practitioner with specialist forensic-radiography skills.

Entry requirements

Applicants should be registered radiographers and have an honours degree (2.2 or above) or be able to provide evidence of the ability to work at postgraduate level.

For additional information please see the undergraduate and postgraduate entry requirements in our admissions section

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