Animal Management
Entry requirements
A level
Access to HE Diploma
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
UCAS Tariff
64 UCAS points from BTEC Level 3 qualification in Animal Management • A Levels that demonstrate strong performance in relevant subjects and supported by GCSE grades at A* to C and/or 9 to 4 (or equivalent) in English, Maths and Science • Other related Level 3 qualifications • Access to Higher Education Diploma awarded by an approved further education institution • Related work experience • Mature students will be considered following interview • IELTS score 5.5
About this course
The HND in Animal Management is a vocational programme designed to cover practical, theoretical and ethical aspects of the management of animals with the aim of providing the skills and knowledge students will need for a successful career or further study in a related field. The course structure and has been selected provide a vocationally relevant learning environment and learning opportunities to meet the needs of local and regional students. It has been designed to either enable learners to progress to a related degree programme or to make a direct entry to employment through the acquisition of practical skills and relevant underpinning knowledge. These skills will be put to the test during a variety of visits, work placements and trips including residentials to both Europe and Africa.
Modules
Year 1 - Animal Health and Welfare Business and the Business Environment Managing a Successful Project Animal Behaviour in Society Animal Husbandry Animal Anatomy and Physiology Animal Nutrition Animal Nursing Year.
Year 2 -Biological Principles Research Project Anthrozoology Evolution and Adaptations Advanced Patient Care Wildlife Conservation Work Experience
Assessment methods
Critical analytical evaluations • Essays • Laboratory reports • Observations • Presentations • Practical tests • Practical work • Reflective accounts • Research projects • Time constrained assignments • Written reports
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Wakefield College
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