• Duration

    1 hour

    Forensic Engineering Ethics: Principles, Evidence, Integrity, Decision-Making

    This course explores the ethical responsibilities of forensic engineers working in complex, real-world investigations.

    Learners will examine how evidence, legal expectations, and public responsibility interact, and how to maintain integrity when information is incomplete or pressure is high.

    Through scenarios, guided reflection, and practical frameworks, the course supports ethical judgement, objective reporting, transparency, and accountability in forensic practice. Ideal for engineers, expert witnesses, investigators, and professionals involved in legal or safety-critical environments.
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    course contents

    What's included?

    Ethical frameworks for forensic practice

    Explore core ethical principles and how they apply to forensic engineering, investigations, and expert work.

    Evidence evaluation and integrity

    Learn how to assess, document, and interpret evidence responsibly, including limitations, uncertainty, and competing interpretations.

    Decision-making under pressure

    Understand how cognitive bias, stakeholder influence, and legal context can affect judgement — and how to respond ethically.