Sustainable Communities Foundation Degree Foundation
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About the course
A key feature of the course will be enabling you to gain the generic skills required for roles in the delivery and management of sustainable communities, such as project management, communication and partnership working.
- Provides an opportunity to gain a qualification which is recognised by the Homes and Communities Agency
- It offers career development opportunities for people who are working or intend to work in the public, private and voluntary sectors, with a particular interest in sustainable communities
- You may also progress to the BSc/BSc (Hons) Housing Studies enabling you to top-up in just one year (BSc) or two years (BSc (Hons)
The part-time format offers career de…
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About the course
A key feature of the course will be enabling you to gain the generic skills required for roles in the delivery and management of sustainable communities, such as project management, communication and partnership working.
- Provides an opportunity to gain a qualification which is recognised by the Homes and Communities Agency
- It offers career development opportunities for people who are working or intend to work in the public, private and voluntary sectors, with a particular interest in sustainable communities
- You may also progress to the BSc/BSc (Hons) Housing Studies enabling you to top-up in just one year (BSc) or two years (BSc (Hons)
The part-time format offers career development opportunities for working professionals.
The course is based in the Centre for Comparative Housing Research (CCHR), part of Leicester Business School, the regional centre for housing education and training in the East Midlands.
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UCAS course code: Contact the admissions office
Duration: Three years part-time
Institution code: D26
Entry and admission criteria
All applications are considered individually as students come from a range of backgrounds with different academic qualifications and work experience. Applications from mature students are welcomed.
Interview required:Please contact us for more information
International students:If English is not your first language, we require an English language level of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.
Teaching and assessment
This can include lectures, more informal seminars, group workshops and individual tutorials. Assessment is through a variety of coursework, including reports based on work-related or local issues, essays and presentations.
The first year is taught jointly with the Foundation Degree in Housing, Communities and Regeneration.
Course modules
- Introduction to Sustainable Communities
- Society, Politics and Governance
- Organisations and Professional Skills
Second year
- Capacity Building and Communities
- People and the Environment
- Social Enterprise and Local Economic Development
Third year
- Housing, Planning and Regeneration
- Neighbourhoods and Social Control
- Delivering Sustainable Communities
Graduate careers
The course is relevant to a range of careers in housing, planning, regeneration, economic development and the environment.
Fees and funding
UK/EU Fees: £9,000
International Fees: £10,750
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Facilities
Excellent facilities within our new £35 million building offer state-of-theart teaching and computer lab facilities.
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