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Applied Animal Health (Level 6 only)

Cornwall College

UCAS Code: BAAH | Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

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Course option

1year

Full-time | 2024

Other options

1 year | Part-time | 2024

2 years | Part-time | 2024

Subject

Animal health

This programme provides progression for graduates of the FdSc in Veterinary Nursing or Animal Health and Management, or equivalent programmes. It is a contemporary and relevant Level 6 qualification, run over one year for full time students or two years for part time students, based mainly at our Stoke Climsland campus.

The programme incorporates a range of core and optional modules which ensure relevance for students who intend to work in any part of the animal health or veterinary industry. In addition, some option strands will be primarily aimed at Veterinary Nursing graduates, enabling them to develop specialist areas of interest and facilitate progression within practice.
You will explore current issues in the industry and are encouraged to investigate areas of your interest.

An Honours Project is completed as part of the year. The modules are closely linked to industry and students will be encouraged to support their learning with appropriate work experience. Graduates of this programme will be at the forefront of an ever changing world, where animal welfare is increasingly seen as paramount, and will be able to make a real and meaningful impact in this area.

**Assessment**
Throughout the programme we encourage you to develop your individual abilities and test factual knowledge through a variety of assessment methods including posters, leaflets, micro teaches, demonstrations and some written work which and you will be able to develop existing knowledge through a mixture of taught and practical sessions which are integral to the programme.

**Possible Progression (subject to availability)**
Masters-level study in Animal Science or Teaching. You could also go into employment within the industry.

**Learner and Pastoral Support**
We pride ourselves on our student focused, friendly and supportive environment. Our dedicated support team are available for regular or ad hoc 1:1 learning or pastoral support needs.

Cornwall College University Centre offers a unique and fulfilling university experience with small class sizes, allowing for personal attention from tutors and a strong sense of community among students. The wrap-around support provided ensures that students receive the necessary guidance and resources to excel in their studies, while studying alongside likeminded individuals who share their passion for vocational technical skills. Located in one of the most beautiful and natural parts of the country, students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the stunning surroundings while developing practical skills that set them apart in the job market.

Modules

3 core plus 2 optional modules:

Applied Animal Health and Welfare (core)
Resource Management and Leadership (core)
Honours Project (core)
Clinical Animal Behaviour (optional)
Applied Veterinary Pharmacology (optional)
Animal Therapy (optional)
Emergency and Critical Care Nursing (optional) - (practicing veterinary nurses only)

Assessment methods

Assessment is via assignments, examinations and project work, relating closely to the working environment.

Tuition fees

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England
£8,600
per year
EU
£8,600
per year
Northern Ireland
£8,600
per year
Republic of Ireland
£8,600
per year
Scotland
£8,600
per year
Wales
£8,600
per year

The Uni


Course location:

Duchy College Stoke Climsland

Department:

Animals, Horticulture, Land-Use and Food

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