Part-Time HND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT (LAND USE)

HND

In Kent

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    HND

  • Location

    Kent

  • Duration

    2 Years

Providing a sound knowledge base in landscape management techniques, as well as a well balanced range of scientific, technical and management skills, this course will enable students to apply their understanding across a range of environments. UCAS Course Code: 3K4D H HND/LMLU

Important information

Government funding available

Facilities

Location

Start date

Kent
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Hadlow College, Hadlow, Tonbridge,, TN11 0AL

Start date

On request

About this course

80 UCAS points: 1 A level at Grade C or above or National Diploma at PPM or equivalent supported by GCSEs.
Additional Experience
Applications from mature students without the standard entry qualifications, or who are working in the industry, are warmly welcomed.

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Providing a sound knowledge base in landscape management techniques, as well as a well balanced range of scientific, technical and management skills, this course will enable students to apply their understanding across a range of environments.

UCAS Course Code: 3K4D H HND/LMLU

Entry Requirements

80 UCAS points: 1 A level at Grade C or above or National Diploma at PPM or equivalent supported by GCSEs.

Additional Experience
Applications from mature students without the standard entry qualifications, or who are working in the industry, are warmly welcomed.

Location
Hadlow

Course Duration
Full time: 2 years, 2 days per week. Part time: 1 year, 1 day per week.

Course Content

Year 1

  • Hard and soft materials (double module)
  • Landscape practices
  • Information technology
  • Plant protection
  • Plant science
  • Soil science
  • Surveying

Year 2

  • Arboriculture
  • Ecology and conservation
  • Historic landscapes
  • Landscape contracts and procedures
  • Sustainable landscape management
  • Planting design
  • Turf culture
  • Recreational land use


Assessment Method
Assignments and examinations.

Progression Routes
Successful students can progress onto the BSc (Hons) Landscape Management (Land Use) programme. Alternatively they may gain employment as amenity and access managers, rural or suburban park wardens or officers working for conservation and amenity trusts.

Specialist Equipment Needed
Protective clothing, footwear and drawing equipment.

Part-Time HND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT (LAND USE)

Price on request