School of Computing & Digital Technologies (CDT) GUIDE TO COMPLETION OF APPLICATION BSc (Hons) INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY Contact Details: If you have any problems or queries at any time while making your application, please contact the HM forces Team – Paul Stonier 353772 – Lesley Allen 01785 353572 – Or the course administrator Anne Roberts 01785 353439 – Please do not attempt to complete the application form until you have attended the Course Briefing Day (CBD) Part 1 Completion of the Module Option & APEL Application Form – Before you start the online application process you need to complete the module option and APEL application form. (You will need to attach this as a transcript under the document tab during the online application process). You need to review the award structures set out in the tables below and identify the modules that are core and therefore compulsory. You should then review all of the optional (negotiated) modules for each level and read the module descriptors (easy access to the descriptor is by going to the university website going to the A-Z index and selecting M and then Module Descriptors or use this link - Each Level is made up of 120 credits of study and is organised as seen below. The exact pattern of study can be tailored to your situation. Typically, 15 or 30 credits are studied in each teaching block, with 3 teaching blocks running throughout the year. A module is a unit of study with defined learning outcomes, curriculum and assessment. The module definition is found in the module specification for the module. A single module is worth 15 Credits and requires approximately 150 hours of independent study time in order to complete this learning activity. For distance learning modules there is a small amount of contact with the module tutor. BSc (Hons) in Intelligence and Security Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4
School of Computing & Digital Technologies (CDT) GUIDE TO COMPLETION OF APPLICATION BSc (Hons) INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY Contact Details: If you have any problems or queries at any time while making your application, please contact the HM forces Team – Paul Stonier – 353772 Lesley Allen – 01785 353572 Or the course administrator Anne Roberts – 01785 353439 Please do not attempt to complete the application form until you have attended the Course Briefing Day (CBD) Part 1 – Completion of the Module Option & APEL Application Form Before you start the online application process you need to complete the module option and APEL application form. (You will need to attach this as a transcript under the document tab during the online application process). You need to review the award structures set out in the tables below and identify the modules that are core and therefore compulsory. You should then review all of the optional (negotiated) modules for each level and read the module descriptors (easy access to the descriptor is by going to the university website going to the A-Z index and selecting M and then Module Descriptors or use this link - Each Level is made up of 120 credits of study and is organised as seen below. The exact pattern of study can be tailored to your situation. Typically, 15 or 30 credits are studied in each teaching block, with 3 teaching blocks running throughout the year. A module is a unit of study with defined learning outcomes, curriculum and assessment. The module definition is found in the module specification for the module. A single module is worth 15 Credits and requires approximately 150 hours of independent study time in order to complete this learning activity. For distance learning modules there is a small amount of contact with the module tutor. BSc (Hons) in Intelligence and Security Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4
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