Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Applied Science (Medical Science)
Course Content
To help in the study of this programme, students in the first
year, will undertake study of 9 units. Six of these count towards a
Subsidiary Diploma which could be “banked” after the first year.
However, for a student wishing to progress to complete the Level 3
BTEC Extended Diploma, it is imperative to have a pass in all 9 of
the Year 1 units with a view to completing 17 Units in total over
the two years. It is possible for a student, in the second year to
apply for a Diploma Certification (12 Units in total), this would
only be done at the end of Year 2 when the final Exam Board
Assessments are compiled.
The Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma is made up of 6 core units and 12 spe…
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Course Content
To help in the study of this programme, students in the first
year, will undertake study of 9 units. Six of these count towards a
Subsidiary Diploma which could be “banked” after the first year.
However, for a student wishing to progress to complete the Level 3
BTEC Extended Diploma, it is imperative to have a pass in all 9 of
the Year 1 units with a view to completing 17 Units in total over
the two years. It is possible for a student, in the second year to
apply for a Diploma Certification (12 Units in total), this would
only be done at the end of Year 2 when the final Exam Board
Assessments are compiled.
The Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma is made up of 6 core units and 12 specialist units. Core Units are:
- Fundamentals of Science
- Scientific Practical Techniques
- Scientific Investigations
- Perceptions of Science
- Working in the Science Industry
- Using Mathematical Tools in Science
- Using Statistics in Science
- Informatics in Science
If you are accepted onto this course without a Grade C or above in Maths and/or English you will be required to complete the relevant Essential Skills qualifications of Numeracy and Literacy. These along with ICT will form a compulsory part of your timetable.
Special Features
Students with science qualifications have a wide range of possible employment, career and higher education opportunities. Career paths (with further training) can include:
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Analysis
- Food Technology
- Agricultural Science
- Distilling
- Environmental Studies
- Nutrition Studies
- Nursing
- Sports Science
- Marine Biology.
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