Course overview
Students will undertake a small research project in an aspect of Forensic Odontology or related discipline.
Course learning outcomes
- Be able to critically review scientific publications with reference to applicability to forensic science in the current climate and to be able to identify potential biases and confounding factors
- Be able to effectively seek, analyse and evaluate data, materials and technology relating to the scope of forensic odontology to formulate valid conclusions
- Be able to use highly effective interpersonal skills to enable effective communication of scientific and discipline specific knowledge to a range of audiences
- Be able to develop appropriate unbiased methodologies to address a research question
- Be able to demonstrate a commitment to furthering the scientific base of knowledge in the specialised area of forensic odontology and to disseminate this knowledge to the dental, allied professions and scientific community
- Be able to demonstrate the ability and desire to engage in self-directed, life-long learning by using reflection and critical self-assessment to inform evidence-based practice through continuing professional development