Work-Related Learning (WRL) Master students are expected to consider work-related aspects of their chosen area of study. A number of the modules therefore include at least one element of work related activity, whether that takes place within the College’s own Equestrian Centre, or elsewhere within the locality, region or nationally (and exceptionally internationally). Indicative intended activities are listed below for the MSc Equitation Science programme: FHEQ level: Level 7 WBL/WRL Activity: Logistics Prog Aim Prog Intended LO Range of Assessments Related Core Module(s) Periods are integrated within the programme. Initially these will be negotiated with the DC Reports on Equestrian Centre industry observations, CORD403 Ethical and – although students will critical evaluations, Sustainable Equitation also be encouraged to practical assessments, Work-related make work-related presentations to CORD404 - opportunities will be observations specialist- and Interaction exploited to allow elsewhere. PA2, PA4, PA5, PA6, ILO2, ILO4, ILO5, ILO6, evaluation of aspects of PA7 ILO7 based audiences, CORD405 - horse-training to be The data collection for product development Technological examined and the dissertation will testing and trialling on Developments and evaluated need to take place horses kept within Applications in June-August therefore equestrian Equitation Science arrangements will be organisations. made for horses to be available for research purposes during the summer period. An explanation of this map:
based Work-Related Learning (WRL) Master students are expected to consider work-related aspects of their chosen area of study. A number of the modules therefore include at least one element of work related activity, whether that takes place within the College’s own Equestrian Centre, or elsewhere within the locality, region or nationally (and exceptionally internationally). Indicative intended activities are listed below for the MSc Equitation Science programme: FHEQ level: Level 7 WBL/WRL Activity: Logistics Prog Aim Prog Intended LO Range of Assessments Related Core Module(s) Work-related opportunities will be exploited to allow evaluation of aspects of horse-training to be examined and evaluated Periods are integrated within the programme. Initially these will be negotiated with the DC Equestrian Centre although students will also be encouraged to make work-related observations elsewhere. The data collection for the dissertation will need to take place June-August therefore arrangements will be made for horses to be available for research purposes during the summer period. PA2, PA4, PA5, PA6, PA7 ILO2, ILO4, ILO5, ILO6, ILO7 Reports on industry observations, critical evaluations, practical assessments, presentations to specialist- and audiences, product development testing and trialling on horses kept within equestrian organisations. CORD403 – Ethical and Sustainable Equitation CORD404 - Interaction CORD405 - Technological Developments and Applications in Equitation Science An explanation of this map: