Road Safety Evaluation Models Course

Overview

The Evaluation Module I: Introduction to Evaluation in Road Safety, a short course offered by CARRS-Q, aims to provide delegates with the fundamental principles and best practices relevant to road safety evaluation. The Evaluation Module II: Analytical Techniques in Road Safety Evaluation, a short course offered by CARRS-Q, aims to provide delegates with a firm understanding of the theory underlying research design, data collection and data analysis methods for both qualitative and quantitative data.
Delivery
Where:

Queensland University of Technology - Kelvin Grove

Victoria Park Road, Kelvin Grove

Brisbane QLD 4059

Room details to be confirmed closer to course commencement date.

When:
  • Module I: Introduction to Evaluation in Road Safety: 2012 dates to be confirmed.
    Module II: Analytical Techniques in Road Safety Evaluation: 2012 dates to be confirmed.

    Course times and program will be released closer to the course commencement date.
Cost
  • Module I: Introduction to Evaluation in Road Safety: 2012 registration fee to be confirmed. Registration fee includes GST, catering and course materials.
  • Module II: Analytical Techniques in Road Safety Evaluation: 2012 registration fee to be confirmed. Registration fee includes GST, catering and course materials.
Credit eligibility

Eligible for credit/admission

The modules can be coupled together. If you successfully complete both modules and the formal assessment, you may be eligible for credit towards QUT's PYP405: Road Safety Evaluation Models unit.

Contact

For further information about course content or assessment, contact Ashlea Haddow.

For all registration or payments queries, contact Office of Continuing Professional Education.


Details

The Evaluation Module I: Introduction to Evaluation in Road Safety provides you with the fundamental principles and best practices relevant to road safety evaluation. You'll gain a firm understanding of a variety of critical issues involved in designing and conducting a qualitative or quantitative study, and the pros and cons of some commonly used research methods. These skills will enable delegates to conduct basic evaluation, select suitable research consultants and assess evaluation reports.

The Evaluation Module II: Analytical Techniques in Road Safety Evaluation provides you with a firm understanding of the theory underlying research design, data collection and data analysis methods for both qualitative and quantitative data. This course will help you conduct a simple but statistically or qualitatively rigorous evaluation, select better research consultants and assess the quality of evaluation reports.

These short courses are offered by the Centre for Accident Research & Road Safety - Queensland (CARRS-Q)

Register your interest

Registration

Registration for the 2012 course is not yet open. To Register your Interest, please email the Office of Continuing Professional Education.