Fire and Rescue (Hons)

Overview

The BSc Fire and Rescue (Hons) degree from University of Wolverhampton  will enable students to critically assess the operational requirements of industrial and local authority fire and rescue services through a problem-solving approach and present the outcomes in a structured and coherent manner.

As a graduate of this course you will be able to demonstrate:

• Demonstrate knowledge, understanding and skills appropriate to graduate employment within the fire and rescue services and related areas, for example aviation/commercial / industrial fire & rescue sector;

• Demonstrate an understanding of the key concepts and theoretical positions that have been developed, or are developing, within the fire & rescue professions;

• Demonstrate a critical and reflective approach to the academic and practical application of fire & rescue theories and practices;

• Utilise a broad range of transferable skills, both personal and academic, enabling the individual to maximise graduate employment within the fire & rescue sector;

• Build effective presentation, personal and social qualities to become a confident, digitally literate and enterprising graduate; and

• Demonstrate a personal commitment to professional standards within the fire & rescue sector and recognise their obligations to the ‘profession’ and society.

What's unique about this course?

• This award is specifically and uniquely designed to equip students for a future career as a professional fire fighter. 
• You are encouraged during the three years of study, to become a community safety volunteer, Young Firefighters Association (YFA) instructor or an on-call (retained) firefighter of a local fire and rescue service. 
• This course enable students to critically assess the operational requirements of industrial and local authority fire and rescue services through a problem-solving approach and present the outcomes in a structured and coherent manner.