CMT 11th May 2015 CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS Planning approval is sought for the following proposals: FACULTY OF HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE AND EDUCATION REF FHSCE 14/15 P.1 START & INTAKE September 2015 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS BA (Hons) Education, Technology and Computing Full time/part time Semesters 1 & 2 intakes per year Face-to-face and Blended Learning NATURE OF PROPOSAL Chelmsford 120 credits @ L4 120 credits @ L5 120 credits @ L6 DECISION Proposal for a new undergraduate course Proposed tuition fee Home/EU £9,000, international fee £10,800 Anticipated annual recruitment of 25-35 fte The course is intended to address an increasing emphasis for computer science in education, particularly in primary schools; the course will offer a progression route to the MA Education The course is designed to attract international students offering multiple intake points, progression to MA, be available to CRIC and potentially be included in the ‘Science without Borders’ portfolio 50% new modules of 180 credits, one 30 credit compulsory module and two 15 credit elective modules at each level The capacity of SAW208 and SAW209 will need to increase from 30 to 45 computer stations; shared expertise and resources with FST Standard semester delivery APPROVED Approval Panel asked to give specific attention to the viability of the proposed increase in computer stations required in SAW208 and SAW209. FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REF FST 14/37 P.8 START & INTAKE September 2015 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS BSc (Hons) Forensic Science [with sandwich year] Full time Semesters 1 & 2 intake per year BSc (Hons) Crime and Investigative Studies [with sandwich year] Cambridge Face-to-face NATURE OF PROPOSAL 120 credits @ L4 120 credits @ L5 120 credits @ L6 CMT Proposals 11th May 2015 DECISION Proposal for a sandwich placement year on two already approved undergraduate courses Sandwich year fees apply for the placement year Working within existing courses as an optional provision with no guarantee of placement BSc (Hons) Forensic Science is accredited by The Chartered Society of Forensic Scientists The proposal to offer a placement year is to improve the employability of students and will also be attractive to international students; the course will offer two intake points No significant capital spend Standard semester delivery Page 1 of 1 APPROVED Academic Office