This honours degree final year is designed for people with a strong interest in the environment who would like to develop their scientific skills and knowledge base. You can progress to this one-year programme once you have successfully completed a science-related foundation degree or equivalent qualification. As part of this programme you will study core modules in research methods, environmental impact assessment and Geographical Information Systems (GIS). You will also design and carry out a research project in which you will investigate specific aspects of the environment. In addition to the core modules you choose two optional modules which allow you to specialise in your particular areas of interest. The programme is assessed by a mixture of coursework, in-class tests and exams. During your studies you will develop a range of practical and academic skills relevant to working in the environmental sector. This programme will also provide you with an insight into the business world and the practices of organisations involved in environmental work. Experienced, supportive and fully qualified academic staff will deliver the programme and be able to help and guide you throughout the course. Whilst on the course you will also benefit from a geographic location that utilises a diverse range of terrestrial, fresh water and marine ecosystems, as well as examples of contaminated land arising from the mining heritage of the area, as well as a dynamic renewable energy sector. You will also have access to, and make full use of, our well-equipped laboratories. Possible careers available with this qualification: Environmental Management Energy Management Sustainability Consultancy Core Modules ERM304 Research Methods (20 Credits) This module equips students with the skills required to complete an Honours project through a program of lectures on research design, methodologies, literature reviews, referencing, “writing-up”, data analysis and critical thought processes. ERM303 Project (40 Credits) This module requires students to undertake an honours research project. Throughout this module, students can take further their interest and skills gained in their foundation degree and may find that a suitable choice of project enhances their employability. EIA35 Geographical Information Systems and Environmental Impact Assessment (20 Credits) An introduction to Geographical Information Systems in the context of Environmental Impact Assessment and environmental decision making. Optional Modules ERM301 Environmental Sustainability and Economics (20 Credits) This module introduces the student to the impact and use of economic policies and theories on the environment. It shows how the use of models and ideas from the field of economics can assist in resolving environmental problems. It builds on an understanding of economic theory to consider the use of a range of environmental problems and the possible solutions which the science of economics can offer. ERM302 Environmental Strategy and Marketing (20 Credits) This module enables students to devise and evaluate strategic plans and policies as they apply to projects, organisations and agencies involved with environmental issues. CORC301 Environmental Investigation (20 Credits) This module allows the student to demonstrate an understanding of the application of forensic techniques to environmental issues and apply that knowledge to practical environmental investigations. CORC302 Wildlife Crime (20 Credits) This module allows the student to develop an understanding of wildlife crime and the application of forensic techniques to investigations of such crime.

Indicative Modules: - GIS & Environmental Impact Assessment (20 credits) - Honours Project (40 credits). Level 6 Optional Modules: - Environmental Investigation (20 credits) - Environmental Strategy & Marketing (20 credits) - Environmental Sustainability & Economics (20 credits) - Wildlife Crime (20 credits) - Climate Change & Land-use (20 credits).

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: F9N2

Institution code: C78

Campus Name: Cornwall College Newquay

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The following entry points are available for this course:

Year 1

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240 credits from an appropriate science based Foundation Degree, DipHE or HND.

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Student satisfaction : 71%

Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs): 75%

Go onto work and study: 75%

Republic of Ireland	9250.0	Year 1
EU	9250.0	Year 1
England	9250.0	Year 1
Northern Ireland	9250.0	Year 1
Scotland	9250.0	Year 1
Wales	9250.0	Year 1
International	9950.0	Year 1
Channel Islands	9950.0	Year 1

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