Access Diploma in Foundation
Studies (Science) NDAQ code: P10005
Location Derry-Londonderry
Duration 1 year
Entry Requirements
(how to apply - see page 15) You must be at least 19 years of age and should have been away from full-time education for at least one year; & Interview
What is this course about? This course provides adults without formal qualifications with the opportunity to gain a qualification recognised throughout the UK, which can be used to assist in seeking entry to Higher Education.
This course can be used to secure employment, change career or to improve opportunities for career progression, as well as a route to University level study.
What will I study? Core Studies • Laboratory Skills • General Science (A) • General Science (B) • Maths (A) • Maths (B)
And 2 from: • Biology • Chemistry • Physics
Where will this course take me? This course will enable you to progress to a wide variety of courses in the sciences and beyond. Previous progression routes for successful students have included Chemical Engineering, Medical Laboratory Science, Radiography, Environmental Health, Computing, Environmental Management, Physiotherapy, Fisheries Management, Biology and Chemistry.
What else do I need to know? You will be required to provide evidence of a basic competence in written and oral communication in English & Numeracy Skills, as well as demonstrating your motivation for and an ability to cope with the academic demands of the course.
Level 3 Diploma/Extended Diploma in Applied Science
[Forensic Science] NDAQ code: 500/6673/0
Location Derry-Londonderry
Duration 2 years
Entry Requirements
(how to apply - see page 15) 4 GCSE passes (Grade C or above), including a Science subject and Mathematics or a second science subject (i.e. a double award in science); or equivalent.
Irish Leaving Certificate: Leaving Cert Applied - Merit; OR 4 Ordinary passes Grade D1 or above
A pre-course information session may be held and attendance is highly recommended
What is this course about? The course is an Edexcel level 3 Diploma/Extended Diploma in Applied Science (Forensic Science). The Extended Diploma has six core units and a range of optional and specialised units, examples of which are listed below. A total of 18 units are undertaken for the Extended Diploma. The study of Science is recognised as of significant importance to support development of a knowledge economy
What will I study? Core Units • Fundamentals of Science • Working in Science Industry • Scientific Investigation • Scientific Practical Techniques • Perceptions of Science • Using Mathematical Tools in Science (30 GLH)
Specialist Units: • Mathematical calculations for Science (30 GLH) • Using Science in the workplace • Physiology of Human Body Systems • Physiology of Human Regulation and Reproduction • Microbiological Techniques • Genetics and Genetic Engineering • Practical Chemical Analysis • Medical Physics Techniques • Chemical Laboratory Techniques • Forensic Evidence Collection and Analysis • Forensic Fire Investigation • Traffic accident investigation • Criminal investigation procedures
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