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CONTENTS 4 7 9 11Career Degrees Leisure facilities Study facilities Living in LincolnHow Career Degrees will get Find out more about our sport Our state of the art Higher What to expect from our vibrant you ahead of the game and leisure complex Education Study Centre and culturally diverse city13 15 16 86Find a place to live How to apply Courses TEF Silver Use our website to find your Our guide to applying for full time or accommodation part time courses at Lincoln College Discover our full range of We’ve been awarded Silver in the Higher Education Courses Teaching Excellence Framework lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 3
TCGHAETEREAGEHAREMADEDEWGORIFTEHESA highly competitive job market acrossmost sectors makes securing the graduatejob you want challenging.That’s why we have developed career So we give you £500 for every yeardegrees, to put you ahead of the of study to pay to complete thesecompetition at interview and help you additional qualifications while you aresecure the career of your dreams. completing your degree course.We know employers invest heavily in This puts you ahead of the game intraining in the first year of graduate interview and makes you a much morepositions, ensuring you have the attractive, rounded and work-readyappropriate industry qualifications and candidate to employers.certification, on top of your degree.4 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
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ALEMISAUZRINEGFASPCIOLRITTISES&Our Lincoln Campus has its own If you want to pamper yourself youleisure complex with a state-of- can take a dip in our spa pool, enjoythe-art gym, physical performance the steam rooms or treat yourself fromlab, outdoor gym, climbing walls, a full range of beauty therapies andbasketball courts and five-aside massages.football pitches. The campus has two refectories and Costa coffee concessions offering a range of healthy and fast-food options. If you want to push the boat out you can have a meal at Sessions Restaurant – a high-end eatery staffed by our college chefs and catering students.I kncI’ohvwoeicIehmacdaodmethinetghebehsertirgeth.itme. All of these facilities are available at heavily discounted student rates.lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 7
EGNRVEAIRTOSNTMUEDNYTSOur modern library facilities offerlight, calm working environmentswith access to a fantastic rangeof online and offline study tools,including an extensive range ofjournals to support your course.Our Higher Education Study Centreoffers a state-of-the-art study zone inmodern comfortable surroundings. Its’tsudayg+reahtanpglacoeut.tolincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 9
LLIINVICNOGLNINOur campus sits in the heart of thebeautiful, vibrant and culturallydiverse City of Lincoln.Lincoln offers a great mix of wonderful The South of the city is packed with Lincoln is now the home of thegothic architecture, quaint cobbled high street shops, great places to eat international Steampunk movementstreets and modern city living. and buzzing bars, clubs, restaurants and once a year the city is awash and coffee shops. with a celebration of Si-fi VictorianaThe ‘Uphill’ historic quarter is home to as the Punks meet for their annualthe world famous Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln is a green city with a relaxed convention.Lincoln Castle, which holds an original ambiance. It has low crime rates and a1215 Magna Carta, which people travel diverse and accepting local community. The City has excellent transport linksfrom all over the world to see. and is just an hour from Nottingham There are plenty of live-music venues and the East Coast.Cushioned with boutique shops, and open mic sessions, a growing LGBTrestaurants and traditional pubs – scene and a strong alternative culture Youbechaneyroueb’ellanwbedho you want toit’s a global tourist destination. following. not feel like judged 11lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
PFILNADCIENTGOALIVEThe best place to start yourresearch is our website. A wide range of accommodation from halls of residence to shared flats and houses close to the College is available. If you’re struggling, just give us a call and we’ll support your search.Lainnshcdooplunsanbauwhnniandsddanbnaaucrsmseweteroofolulrhseaissltaoxarny I’ve made so many new friends here!13lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 q
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Firstly, visit our website: Canto’tseweaityou!www.lincolncollege.ac.uk OPEN DAYSYou can research all of our courses onour website, which provides links to We know choosing a placeUCAS to submit an application. to study a degree is a big commitment and a significant FULL TIME PART TIME investment and we would advise you to visit any institution to takeAfter you’ve carried out your You can apply for part time a look around and chat to tutorsresearch visit the UCAS website to courses directly through the before applying.submit an application at: college via our websitewww.ucas.com www.lincolncollege.ac.uk You can visit Lincoln College on December 17 from 10am to 2pm,You will need our UCAS Or call: 030 030 32435 or March 10 10am to 2pm.Institution code when you are Visit our website and click onfilling the form in: L42 ‘Open Days’ to register.Details of the course codes canbe found on the individualcourse pages. 15lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
AnImAL MaNAGEMeNT COURSES a h & Social Care COMPUTER SCIENCE HERBAL MEDICINE
18 21 23 25 27 Business & Business & Acupuncture Animal Business Management Management Top-up Management BSc (Hons) HNC BA (Hons) BA (Hons) HNC 29 33 34 36 30 Computer Science Computer Science Business & Civil Engineering Top-upManagement WD/BL Civil Engineering BSc (Hons) HND BSc (Hons) BA (Hons) HNC 45 42 46 38 40 Electrical / Electrical / Construction Electronic Engineering Electronic Engineering Computer Science Construction WD/BL HND HNC HND HNC BSc (Hons) 52 54 56 51 Introduction to Herbal Medicine 48 Health & Social Care Herbal Medicine Health & Social Care (Practice) BSc (Hons) Football Coaching (Management) 64 & Development HNC Mechanical 66 HNC Engineering Musical FdSc 63 Instrument Craft 60 HND 58 Mechanical BA (Hons) Lens-Based Media Engineering 74 Lens-Based Media Top-up Sports Coaching, 76 HNC Sport Coaching, Education BA (Hons) BA (Hons) 73 Development & Pedagogy & Development 68 70 Social Science Top-up BSc (Hons) FdSc PGCE/CertEd Public Services BA (Hons) 84 Which course 79 HNC will you choose?...Travel&Tourism 82 Management Sport Therapy & 80 HNC Rehabilitation Study Skills Sports Therapy FdSc Top-up BSc (Hons) 17
BASCCUP(UHNOCNTSU)RESubject to ValidationThis exciting and innovative degree TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:programme teaches acupuncture ina contemporary framework and fully ▪▪ Chinese Medicine Theory The successful completion of BScencompasses the concept of ‘holism’. ▪▪ Meridian and Acupuncture Point (Hons) Acupuncture will provideThe course provides a comprehensive ▪▪ Anatomy you with the qualifications to seteducation and training in the principles ▪▪ Physiology for Health up in professional practice as aand practice of acupuncture, the ▪▪ Professional Practice professional acupuncture practitioner.traditional way of understanding ▪▪ Chinese Medicine Diagnostics There are also broader employmentof the nature of illness, and the ▪▪ Acupressure Massage opportunities in the health and fitnessdisciplines of anatomy, physiology, industry and opportunities to progresspathology, diagnosis and psychology. TYPICAL OFFER: to postgraduate study.It is integrative in approach, linkingtraditional Chinese medicine with 72 UCAS points from A-Level, BTEC Accreditation bymodern science and holism. or equivalent qualifications. Please see our website for subject-specific requirements.18 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration3 years full time5 years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code B340
Duration1 year full timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code D328
HNC ANIMAL MANAGEMENTSubject to ValidationStudents who study the Higher National TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Certificate Animal Managementprogramme may have the option to ▪▪ Animal Husbandry Management Students may progress on to otherprogress to the Higher National Diploma ▪▪ Animal Health and Welfare Higher Education qualifications suchat Level 5 in a second year. ▪▪ Research Project as relevant Undergraduate Bachelor ▪▪ Business Environment Degrees following achievement ofThe HNC in Animal Management ▪▪ Animal Behaviour their HNC/HND. Learners may alsoprovides a specialist work-related ▪▪ Animal Nutrition progress into employment withinprogramme of study that covers the the animal management sector, forkey knowledge, understanding and TYPICAL OFFER: example as a Veterinary Nursingpractical skills required in the animal Assistant or Zoo Keeper.management sector. 48 UCAS points from A-Level, BTEC or equivalent qualifications. Please Accreditation byThis course has been designed for see our website for subject-specificanyone interested in pursuing a requirements.career working with animals. Thisqualification will enable studentsto work within the industry at asupervisory or management level orenable access to further study. 21lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration2 years part timeApplicationsDirect to Lincoln College
(HPNACRTBUTISMINEEOSNSLY) Thtehetuintokdrunssothwrayvtehaeniwrdorsrkteeuadflfl.yin kThis programme has been designed in consultationwith local employers to provide an opportunity PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:for students to study the HNC qualification via ablended learning programme. The HNC is a qualification which is widely recognised in its own rightThis approach will include some in- TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: and provides students with the skillsclass activities and lectures, online and required for employment in a range ofpre-recorded learning material along ▪▪ Environment Marketing Principles associated professions. On successfulwith independent study time to provide ▪▪ Human Resource Management completion of the course studentsan integrated learning experience. Each ▪▪ Management Accounting may choose to apply for direct entry tosuccessfully completed unit will be ▪▪ Business Law year two of the BA(Hons) Business andgraded as a pass, merit or distinction. ▪▪ E ntrepreneurship and Management programme.The course equips students with theknowledge, understanding and skills Small Business Management Accreditation byessential for successful performance inworking life within the business sector. TYPICAL OFFER: 48 UCAS points from A-level, BTEC or equivalent qualifications. Please see our website for subject-specific requirements. 23lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 j
Duration3 years full timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code N100
BBAUS(IHNOENSSS)& MANAGEMENTThe BA (Hons) Business and Management programme Accreditation byhas been designed to prepare graduates for a careerin the business and management industries with thecapability to adapt and respond to the changingand diverse nature of the sector.This programme aims to encourage industry recognised qualifications that TYPICAL OFFER:students to be independent and can be gained in addition to the mainautonomous, with a reflective degree programme. Year 3 is available 64 UCAS Points from A-level, BTECapproach to personal and as a stand-alone top-up for students or equivalent qualifications. Pleaseprofessional development. who have already completed a Business see our website for subject-specific and Management qualification at level requirements.Vocational based assessments have 5 eg. HND or Foundation Degree.been designed to develop students’ PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:knowledge and understanding of the TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE:business and management principles Graduates from this programmethat inform practice and behaviours in ▪▪ Marketing Principles will be well equipped to enter intothe workplace. a wide range of careers within the ▪▪ Organisational Behaviour and Ethics business industries including rolesAs with all career degree programmes Business Law such as project management, strategicat Lincoln College, the annual bursary development, accounting and finance,scheme will be used to ensure that ▪▪ Entrepreneurship: Creativity, Planning retail and sales, management andstudents have access to a range of and Strategy consultancy. Graduates will also be well equipped for further study at ▪▪ Business Project postgraduate level. ▪▪ Graduate Employability Skills 25lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration1 year full timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code N10M
B&AM(AHNOANGSE)MBEUNSTIN(TEOSPS-UP)The BA (Hons) Business and Management programmeaims to prepare learners for employment within theindustries of Business and Management.This programme aims to provide TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:students with a thoroughunderstanding in a broad range of ▪▪ Business Project (dissertation)* Graduates from this programme will besubjects which are relevant to the well equipped to source employmentmodern business environment. This ▪▪ E ntrepreneurship: Creativity, within the following sectors: HR andcourse is aimed at students who Planning and Strategy HR Management, Retail, Marketingcurrently have an HND qualification and Consumer Relations and self-and would like to gain a full degree. ▪▪ Global Business Environment employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. Graduates could also ▪▪ P erformance Management in continue on to postgraduate study. Organisations Accreditation by ▪▪ Graduate Employability Skills TYPICAL OFFER: 120 credits from level 5 study in a subject-related discipline (eg. HND or Foundation Degree). Please see our website for subject-specific requirements. 27lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration3 years full timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code N101
BA (HONS) BUSINESS& MANAGEMENT(WEEKEND DELIVERY/BLENDED LEARNING)*This course is offered as weekend delivery/ blendedlearning at the Newark campus.The BA (Hons) Business and TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Management programme aims toprepare learners for employment ▪▪ Marketing Principles Graduates from this programme will bewithin the industries of Business and ▪▪ Organisational Behaviour & Ethics well equipped to source employmentManagement. This programme aims ▪▪ Managing Financial Resources within the following sectors: HR andto provide students with a thorough ▪▪ Business Law HR Management, Retail, Marketingunderstanding in a broad range of ▪▪ Theory & Practice of Management and consumer relations and self-subjects which are relevant to the ▪▪ Fundamental Research & Study Skills employment and entrepreneurshipmodern business environment. opportunities. Graduates from this TYPICAL OFFER: programme will also be eligible for further study at another institution. 64 UCAS points from A-Level, BTEC or equivalent qualifications. Please *this course aims to run in May 2018 subject see our website for subject-specific to sufficient numbers requirements. Accreditation by 29lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 j
EHNNGCINCIEVEIRLINGThe HNC in Civil Engineering has beendesigned to enhance students knowledgeand understanding in a range of subjectareas specific to the industry.Through both practical and theoretical TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:sessions students will develop the hands-on skills that are essential for successful ▪▪ Construction Technology The HNC is a qualification which isemployment within the sector. widely recognised in its own right ▪▪ Science and Materials and provides students with the skillsAssignments are vocational in nature required for employment in a range ofand students are encouraged to apply ▪▪ Construction Practice associated professions. On successfultheir knowledge in the most relevant and Management completion of the course students canway to their current employment or continue at the College and study theaspirational job role. ▪▪ Construction information HND in Civil Engineering. Students (Drawing, Detailing, Specification) may also choose to top up to degree level at another institution. ▪▪ Surveying Measuring and setting out Accreditation byA number of off-site visits are TYPICAL OFFER: ThaereFaacmilaiztiiensg!undertaken throughout the course tosupport the theoretical principles and 48 UCAS points from A-level,practices delivered. BTEC or equivalent qualifications. Please see our website for subject-specific requirements.30 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration1 year full time2 years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code 0A2H
Duration2 years full time1 year part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code 002H
HENNGDINCEIVEIRLINGYear 1 of the HND ensures completionof the HNC in Civil Engineering, withthe year 2 HND programme allowing forprogression up to level 5.The units have been chosen to As with all career degree programmes TYPICAL OFFER:meet a broad range of local industry at Lincoln College, the annual bursaryneeds following close consultation scheme will be used to ensure that 48 UCAS points from A-level,with employers. students have access to a range of BTEC or equivalent qualifications. industry recognised qualifications that Please see our website for subject-Throughout the HND students will can be gained in addition to the main specific requirements.further develop the knowledge and HND programme.skills introduced whilst studying PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:the HNC with a greater focus on TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE:professional development and project HND qualifications are widelymanagement themes. ▪▪ Contractual Procedures recognised in their own right and and Procurement provide students with the skills required for employment in a range ▪▪ Project Management of civil engineering professions. On successful completion of the ▪▪ A dvanced Civil Engineering course students can top up to degree level at an alternative Higher ▪▪ Transportation Education Institution. ▪▪ P ersonal and Professional Accreditation by Development ▪▪ Research Project 33lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
CBOSMC P(HUOTNERS)SCIENCEThe BSc in Computer Science provides learners with a TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE:gateway to employment within the computing industry;it is aimed at providing the fundamental skills for a ▪▪ C omputer Systemsbroad range of roles. ▪▪ Introduction to Programming ▪▪ P rogramming and SoftwareThis qualification is designed to TYPICAL OFFER:equip students with the knowledge, Quality Assuranceunderstanding and skills required to 64 UCAS Points from A-level, BTEC ▪▪ Maths for Computingenhance their career potential in the or equivalent qualifications. Please ▪▪ C lient Side Web Developmentcomputing and IT profession. The see our website for subject-specific ▪▪ Professional Skills and Ethicscourses are aimed mainly, but not requirements. ▪▪ Object Oriented Programmingexclusively, at those who have some ▪▪ S erver Side Web Developmentcomputing experience. PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: ▪▪ Database Principles and Technologies ▪▪ Network Systems On successful completion of this ▪▪ HCI and User Interface Design course, graduates have a strong set of ▪▪ Group Project practical skills for pursuing a career ▪▪ Computing Project (dissertation)* within the computing and IT industry. ▪▪ Mobile Application Development Graduates will have the capability to ▪▪ Artificial Intelligence adapt and respond to the changing and ▪▪ Cloud and Distributed Computing diverse nature of the sector. Graduates ▪▪ Employability and Entrepreneurship could also complete postgraduate courses at an alternative university or Accreditation by pursue a teacher training qualification.34 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration3 years full time6 years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code I100
CBOSMC P(HUOTNERS)SCIENCE (TOP-UP)This qualification is designed to equip students with theknowledge, understanding and skills required to enhancetheir career potential in the computing and IT profession.The courses are aimed mainly, but not exclusively, atthose who have some computing experience.TYPICAL OFFER: TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE:240 Credits of Higher Education ▪▪ Computing Project (dissertation)*study in Computer Science Subjects ▪▪ Mobile Application Developmentsimilar to this course’s modules; please ▪▪ Artificial Intelligencesee our website for subject-specific ▪▪ Cloud and Distributed Computingrequirements. ▪▪ Employability and EntrepreneurshipPROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: Accreditation byOn successful completion of thiscourse, graduates have a strong set ofpractical skills for pursuing a careerwithin the computing and IT industry.Graduates will have the capability toadapt and respond to the changing anddiverse nature of the sector. Graduatescould also complete postgraduatecourses at an alternative university orpursue a teacher training qualification.36 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration1 Year full time2 Years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code I100
Duration3 years full timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code I101
BSC (HONS)COMPUTER SCIENCE(WEEKEND DELIVERY/BLENDED LEARNING)*This course is offered as weekend delivery/ blendedlearning at the Newark campus.This qualification is designed to TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:equip students with the knowledge,understanding and skills required to ▪▪ Computer Systems On successful completion of thisenhance their career potential in the ▪▪ Introduction to Programming course, graduates have a strong set ofcomputing and IT profession. The ▪▪ P rogramming and Software practical skills for pursuing a careercourses are aimed mainly, but not within the computing and IT industry.exclusively, at those who have some Quality Assurance Graduates will have the capability tocomputing experience. ▪▪ Maths for Computing adapt and respond to the changing and ▪▪ Client Side Web Development diverse nature of the sector. Graduates ▪▪ Professional Skills and Ethics could also complete postgraduate courses at an alternative university or TYPICAL OFFER: pursue a teacher training qualification. 64 UCAS points from A-Level, BTEC *this course aims to run in May 2018 or equivalent qualifications. Please subject to sufficient numbers see our website for subject-specific requirements. Accreditation by 39lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 j
CHONNCSTRUCTIONThis programme has been designed todevelop the knowledge, understanding andskills required for a successful career in theconstruction industry.Designed with local employers to TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:ensure industry relevance the HNCConstruction introduces students to ▪▪ C onstruction Technology The HNC is a qualification which isthe underpinning mathematical, ▪▪ Science and Materials widely recognised in its own righttechnical and scientific principles ▪▪ C onstruction Practice and and provides students with the skillsrelevant to this sector. required for employment in a range of Management associated professions. On successfulThrough both practical and theoretical ▪▪ Construction information completion of the course students cansessions, off-site visits and vocational continue at the College and study theassessments students are supported by (Drawing, Detailing, Specification) HND in Construction. Students mayexperienced and professional staff with ▪▪ Surveying Measuring and setting out also choose to top up to degree level atindustry expertise. another institution. TYPICAL OFFER: Accreditation by 48 UCAS points from A-level, BTEC or equivalent qualifications. Please see our website for subject-specific requirements.40 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration1 year full time2 years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code 002K
HCONNDSTRUCTIONYear 1 of the HND ensures completion ofthe HNC in Construction, with the year 2HND programme allowing for progressionup to level 5.The units have been chosen to As with all career degree programmes TYPICAL OFFER:meet a broad range of local industry at Lincoln College, the annual bursaryneeds following close consultation scheme will be used to ensure that 48 UCAS points from A-level, BTECwith employers. students have access to a range of or equivalent qualifications. Please industry recognised qualifications that see our website for subject-specificThroughout the HND students will can be gained in addition to the main requirements.further develop the knowledge and HND programme.skills introduced whilst studying PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:the HNC with a greater focus on TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE:professional development and project HND qualifications are widelymanagement themes. ▪▪ Conversion and Adaption recognised in their own right and provide students with the skills ▪▪ Law and Contract required for employment in a range of construction professions. ▪▪ C ontractual Procedures On successful completion of the and Procurement course students can top up to degree level at an alternative Higher ▪▪ Personal and Professional Development Education Institution. ▪▪ Research Project ▪▪ Project Management Accreditation by42 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration2 years full time1 year part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code H210
Duration1 year full time2 years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code H600
HELNECCTERLEOCNTIRCIECNAGLI/NEERINGThis nationally recognised qualification is Accreditation bysuitable for those currently working in theelectrical/electronic engineering professionor those seeking employment.The programme is available at HNC This means that students will be able TYPICAL OFFER:and HND levels. Highly regarded to apply their skills to a broad rangeby local employers, this vocational of industrial areas such as design, 48 UCAS points from A-level,qualification offers students practical development, manufacturing, testing, BTEC or equivalent qualifications.experience in the typical business maintenance and operation of electrical Please see our website for subject-tasks and requirements of engineering or electronic equipment. specific requirements.professionals and the underpinningacademic knowledge. TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:‘Learning by doing’ helps to maintain ▪▪ Engineering Design The HNC is a qualification which isour high success rate for student ▪▪ Engineering Maths widely recognised in its own right andemployability, and will complement ▪▪ Engineering Science provides students with the skills requiredstudent’s ability to find solutions to a ▪▪ Managing a Professional for employment in a range of associatedrange of engineering problems using professions. On successful completion ofdeveloped technology. Engineering Project the course students can continue at the ▪▪ Electrical and Electronic Principles College and study the HND in Electrical ▪▪ Automation, Robotics & PLC and Electronic Engineering. Students ▪▪ Digital Principles may also choose to top up to degree level ▪▪ Electrical Systems & Fault Finding at another institution. 45lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
HELNEDCTERLEOCNTICRIECNAGLI/NEERINGYear 1 of the HND ensures completion of theHNC in Electrical and Electronic Engineeringwith the year 2 HND programme allowing forprogression up to level 5.The units have been chosen to TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:meet a broad range of local industryneeds following close consultation ▪▪ Research Project The HND is a qualification which iswith employers. ▪▪ P rofessional Engineering Management widely recognised in its own right ▪▪ Further Mathematics and provides students with the skillsThroughout the HND students will ▪▪ Industrial Power, Electronics required for employment in a range offurther develop the knowledge and associated professions within electricalskills introduced whilst studying the and Storage and electronic engineering. StudentsHNC with a greater focus on specialist ▪▪ Industrial Systems may also choose to top up to degreeelements and design concepts. ▪▪ Analogue Electronic Systems level at another institution. ▪▪ Further Electrical, ElectronicAs with all career degree programmes Accreditation byat Lincoln College, the annual bursary & Digital Principlesscheme will be used to ensure thatstudents have access to a range of TYPICAL OFFER:industry recognised qualifications thatcan be gained in addition to the main 48 UCAS points from A-level, BTECHND programme. or equivalent qualifications. Please see our website for subject-specific requirements.46 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435
Duration2 years full time1 year part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code 006H
FCINDOSATCHCHEFIOCNOOGTMB&MADULELNVIETLYOPMENTThe FdSc Football Coaching and Development in the TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE:Community programme is a highly vocational coursethat embeds the principles of work-based learning ▪▪ C ommunity Football Coachingwithin all of the modules studied. ▪▪ Functional Anatomy for Football ▪▪ A dvanced Analysis of FootballThe programme has been designed in undertake project work and evaluationcollaboration with the Lincolnshire activities. As with all career degree PerformanceFA and Lincoln City FC to ensure that programmes at Lincoln College, the ▪▪ Football Development in Practicethere are vocational opportunities annual bursary scheme will be used ▪▪ Research Projectprovided at every stage to ensure to ensure that students have accessindustry-relevance and preparation for to a range of industry recognised PROGRESSION / CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:employment within the sector. qualifications that can be gained in addition to the main degree. This course is designed to prepare andAlongside the vocational elements of aid learners for a career in the footballthe programme learners also study a TYPICAL OFFER: coaching and the football developmentrange of underpinning theories that industries. Students will have thefacilitate their development. 64 UCAS points from A-level, BTEC potential to gain employment within or equivalent qualifications. Please these fields upon completion of theirThe assessment design is closely see our website for subject-specific Foundation Degree. Students can alsoaligned to the various vocational requirements. progress on to the BSc (Hons) Sportssettings and students are supported to Coaching, Development and Pedagogy top up degree at Lincoln College.48 lincolncollege.ac.uk/higher-education For advice call 030 030 32435 Accreditation by
Duration2 years full timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code C611
Duration1 year full time2 years part timeUCAS Institution Code L42UCAS Course Code L51A
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