Higher Education - Bishop Burton College courses

...in the agricultural sector as well as field visits to farms of interest play an important part in the delivery of this course. Assessment is based on assignments...

...and evaluate behaviour in both domestic and wild animals. Business practice and administration modules ensure the skills essential for post holders...

...Animal Management and Behaviour. This course gives a sound academic base and practical knowledge whilst giving an understanding of the disciplines...

...Animal Production Systems. Animal Welfare and Legislation. Behaviour of Domestic Species. Business. Cellular Processes and Biochemistry. Dissertation...

...realising personal preferences and aspirations as emerging designers. Essential Information: People who take this course could go on to: Take up career...

...Enterprise Management. Behavioural Ecology. Advanced G.I.S. Special Features: Environmental conservation is the study of the natural world and its interaction with people...

...Gain valuable experience in event management and be well equipped to take advantage of a wide range of employment opportunities in the developing equine business sector...

...industries mean that graduates may progress into a wide range of employment opportunities. Entry Requirements: 140 points at Advanced level...

...“life experience” will also be taken into account when considering applications from mature students OR Holders of Higher National Diploma in Equine will...

...Therapy & Rehabilitation . Sports Psychology. Equine Biomechanics. The Equestrian Athlete. Special Features: Throughout the first two years of the course...

...Equitation skills are embedded into the course to allow students to progress their riding skills and therefore impart a deeper knowledge and understanding to clients...

...The Role of the Horse and its Industry in the UK. Year Two Marketing. Strategic Management. Strategic Development of the UK and International Horse Industry...

...(including retail floristry, floral decoration, interior design, event design, etc) or take advantage of self-employment and fee-earning opportunities...

...Their portfolio will reflect the strength of their own aspirations and priorities within the area of garden design. What You Study: Community Design Project...

...There are many and diverse career opportunities for graduates in the rural business sector which could include farm management, project management...

...BA (Hons) Leadership and Management Mode: full-time The Programme: There is a clear work related emphasis. In particular, there is a strong emphasis...

...What you study: Year One Dissertation. Management and Leadership. Liability, Rights and Responsibilities. Social Policy and Politics. Community and Diversity...

...To train students to go onto positions of responsibility within the sports and adventure industry. BA (Hons) (Final Year) Sport and Adventure Management...

...enable students to increase their confidence in their own intellectual ability and their ability to innovate, use their initiative and adapt to change...

...Year Two Equine Sports Physiology. Equine Reproductive Physiology. Veterinary Science & Health Management Equine Behaviour & Welfare Managing Career Development...