Applied Science (Environmental Science)
Entry requirements
A level
From at least one of the following A levels - Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geography or Environmental Science.
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
From Diploma in appropriate discipline such as Applied Science, Animal Management.
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
MMP from Extended Diploma in appropriate discipline such as Applied Science, Animal Management.
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About this course
Are you passionate about the environment and eager to make a positive impact on our planet's future? Our Level 4 programme in Applied Science with a specialisation in Environmental Science offers a captivating journey into the world of scientific exploration and environmental stewardship.
Program Highlights:
1. Advanced Environmental Understanding - Explore the intricate web of environmental interactions, from chemical processes to ecological systems.
Investigate pollution sources, analyse environmental data, and devise innovative solutions.
2. Cutting-edge Facilities and Fieldwork - Immerse yourself in real-world scenarios through field studies, where you'll collect data and conduct assessments.
Collaborate with teachers on research projects addressing today's most pressing environmental challenges.
3. Climate Change and Sustainability - Unravel the complexities of climate change science, greenhouse gases, and adaptation strategies.
Learn to drive sustainable practices through resource management, conservation, and policy.
4. Environmental Policy and Impact - Gain insight into environmental laws and regulations, and explore the role of policy in shaping a greener future.
Assess the environmental impact of projects and develop skills to drive sustainable development.
5. Expert Teachers and Industry Connections - Learn from accomplished teachers who are experts in the field of environmental science and sustainability.
Build your professional network through industry partnerships and guest lectures.
6. Career Readiness and Opportunities - Prepare for a dynamic career as an environmental scientist, sustainability analyst, consultant, or researcher.
Acquire essential skills in communication, analysis, and problem-solving to excel in the rapidly evolving environmental sector.
Why Choose Our Program?
Our Level 4 programme in Applied Science (Environmental Science) goes beyond the classroom, providing hands-on experiences that empower you to create meaningful change. With a focus on practical skills, cutting-edge research, and a deep understanding of environmental dynamics, you'll graduate ready to contribute to a more sustainable world.
Modules
Module Level Credits
Scientific Research Skills 4 20
Essential Bioscience 4 20
Essential Chemistry 4 20
Project 4 20
Regulation in the Science Sector 4 20
Assessment methods
Assessment Method Level 4
Coursework
Exam
Practical
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