HND Animal Management (Animal Behaviour and Welfare) No Actual Courses Found for you to Enrol on / Apply for, please try searching for another course. Course Details HA Image Subtitle Higher National Diploma Location Wakefield City Campus Level Level 5 Start Date September Duration 2 years Time of Day Day Mode of Study Full time Awarding Body Pearson BTEC Offering Code HDL5ANM1F000 UCAS Code DN32 Programme Design and Overview 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. Indicative Content 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 2: Biological Principles Research Project Anthrozoology Evolution and Adaptations Advanced Patient Care Wildlife Conservation Work Experience Delivery Methods Lectures Practical work in animal units Field trips Tutor led tutorials Laboratory work External visits Independent learning, study and research Course Structure Classroom based: 70%Practical work: 20%Work placement: 10% Nature of Assessments on the Programme Critical analytical evaluations Essays Laboratory reports Observations Presentations Practical tests Practical work Reflective accounts Research projects Time constrained assignments Written reports Entry Requirements • 64 UCAS points• 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 Attendance Expectations 16 hours per week over three days. Fee Information These fees relate to 2020/21 Tuition Fees: £6750.00 per year. All eligible full-time Home and EU undergraduate students are entitled to apply for affordable Student Loans and Grants towards their tuition fees. For more information, please visit: https://www.gov.uk/student-finance. Different fees apply to international/overseas students and those studying this qualification as a standalone course. Additional Course Costs The following costs should be used as a guide only. Printing and photocopying costs:There is no charge for course hand-outs, handbooks etc. Students will receive a printing credit of £10 per annum from the University Centre, after which students will have to pay for extra credits. Library overdue charges:Overdue charges apply to all library loans to encourage you to return any resources you borrow on time. Overdue charges are 5p per day per book. There is no charge for e-books rentals. Graduation Ceremony:When you graduate, we will invite you to your graduation ceremony. It is free for you to attend, however, to take part you will need to pay to hire an academic robe to wear during the ceremony. Details can be found here: www.edeandravenscroft.com/graduation-services. Financial Support Information For more detailed information on financial support please contact the Financial Support Team on 01924 789304. Further Study Upon successful completion of their studies students may choose to progress to university to further their studies by enrolling onto a top up degree programme. Career Opportunities Upon successful completion of their studies students will be equipped to enter a wide variety of roles in the industry including working in animal welfare, zoo management, education, conservation and health related areas. How to Apply Please complete a University application form. If you require an application form or details on how to enrol, please contact Course Information on 01924 789111. For Further Details Please contact Hellen Jordan 01924 789152 or email: h.jordan@wakefield.ac.uk Open Events To see our upcoming Open Events and to sign-up for priority entry, please click here: https://www.wakefield.ac.uk/college-life/events/ Course Groups (W) Higher Education, Vocational Course Subject Area (W) Animal Care Client Group (W) 19+ Search Ref (W) 59382 Website Ref (W) Information last amended: 20 May 2020 11:48 Extra