The School of Conservation Sciences - Bournemouth Uni courses

...Our students may follow a path after graduation that leads to working in the recently established field of forensic archaeology in which the School is world leading...

...Full-time Course Reference: BSAFS Course Overview This degree is designed to introduce the application of forensic sciences to archaeological contexts...

...The course's focus on the maritime aspects of archaeology produces highly skilled practitioners in this exciting and rapidly expanding discipline...

...Full-time Course Reference: BSHC Course Overview One of the UK's most comprehensive Heritage Conservation degree courses. An interdiscinplinary degree...

...skilled practitioners with excellent career opportunities. Graduates from our archaeology courses have gone on to work in all parts of the discipline...

...and material culture of the North Western provinces of the Roman Empire from the late 1st Century BC through to the 5th Centruy AD, underpinned by a strong...

...application for World Heritage status for the for the East Devon and Dorset Coastline in 2001. We introduced this undergraduate course in 2003 and student...

...we manage and exploit our environment. The conservation of biological systems and the environment in which they function is an essential component of sustainable development...

...needs are met of employers expecting relevant work experience and managerial skills. As a professional geographer you may work in fields such as resource management...

...To provide students with a substantial range of transferable skills in science laboratory practice, computing, data analysis, report writing and project management...

...Students will be well-equipped to pursue careers in areas such biotechnology, occupational health, environmental science, forensic and biomedical research and education...

...with a scientific background and a desire to establish a career in forensic science in some capacity (e.g. Scene of Crime Officer, Forensic Laboratory Technician)...

...a scientific background and a desire to establish a career in forensic science in some capacity (e.g. Scene of Crime Officer, Forensic Laboratory Technician)...

...Each unit runs over a long weekend, enabling students to remain in employment. Assessment Assessment for the six taught units will be based entirely on coursework...

...Students are supported in finding a suitable institution and overseas placements are possible. Museum Visits Visits to museums and galleries are an important...

...feature of the learning programme and commence with a total immersion unit at the course outset. National museums, large and small independents...

...osteological laboratory, survey and skeletal collections, survey and geophysical equipment, GIS and spatial information suite, a cartographic studio...

...Externally, special relationships, exchange agreements and links with other institutions in the UK and overseas provide numerous opportunities for student...

...fields to become professionals in waiting. The staff and students within the Centre for Archaeology, Anthropology & Heritage and the Centre for Forensic...

...attempt to simulate tasks likely to be encountered in the professional environment. They will include, for example professionally-structured reports...