FdA English with History/
History with English Foundation Degree Awarding Body: Plymouth University
This course is perfect for those who have a keen interest in English and History and who wish to study locally. At the end of the course, you will be able to critically evaluate the appropriateness of different approaches to solving problems in the fields of English and History.
For English with History you will study three modules of English and one of History each year, along with one integrated module and a module in Developing Graduate Skills. For History with English you will study three modules of History and one of English each year, along with one integrated module and a module in Developing Graduate Skills.
English: The content of the modules studied provides knowledge and understanding of the literary genres of drama and poetry. The Practical Writing module introduces you to techniques of persuasive writing.
History: The modules studied provide an overview of English and European History into the 20th Century. Through History Workshops and Landscape History, you will learn and apply the skills of primary historical research.
Progression
On successful completion, students may be able to progress onto one of the following at Plymouth University1
for the FdA English with History - BA (Hons) English or BA (Hons) English with History; for the FdA History with English - BA (Hons) History or BA (Hons) History with English.
Entry Requirements
For information regarding entry requirements, please see page 9 or view full course details online.
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FdSc Electronics
& Communications Foundation Degree Awarding Body: Plymouth University
If you have a mindset to make connections between principles and practical systems, then this course is for you! The course has a common core of developing graduate skills, analytical methods, organisational behaviour, CAD and project work.
This course is delivered mainly at the North Devon Campus where classes take place in the new Engineering Centre of Excellence, where specialised electronic laboratories are designed to provide maximum opportunity for you to gain practical learning relating to design, build and test methodology.
The modules that have been developed to make up the course are benchmarked to be challenging and to establish a knowledge base and develop problemsolving skills required by higher technician level and those with aspirations to become an engineer. It has been identified that staff who have developed these skills at this level have a direct impact on a company’s bottom line.
The electronics and communication pathway includes electronics, electrical principles, instrumentation, control principles, microprogrammable systems, electronics and communication systems.
Progression
Upon successful completion, students may be able to progress to Plymouth University onto the BSc (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering1
. Nationally, there
is a demand for graduates working towards incorporated engineer level. Incorporated Engineers often work alongside Chartered Engineers on technological innovation; with a combination of higher qualifications and work experience, this can lead learners to Chartered Engineer status.
Entry Requirements
For information regarding entry requirements, please see page 9 or view full course details online.
Fact file: Location North Devon Campus
Duration
Two years, full-time Three years, part-time
Course code Full-time:
English with History: Q3V1 History with English: V1Q3 UCAS institution code P51
36
For part-time option, apply direct to Petroc
Career Opportunities Theatre Assistant
Heritage Consultant Journalist
Fact file: Location North Devon Campus
Duration
Two years, full-time Three years, part-time
Course code
G7F7(full-time) UCAS institution code P51
For part-time option, apply direct to Petroc
Career Opportunities IT Consultant Engineer Higher Technician
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