CMT 18th March 2013 CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS Planning approval is sought for the following proposals: FACULY OF HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE AND EDUCATION REF FHSCE 18/12 Page 1 START & INTAKE September 2013 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS BA (Hons) Early Childhood Professional Studies FT/PT Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year Face to face Distance learning Blended learning Chelmsford and Cambridge 360 credits 120 credits @ level 4 120 credits @ level 5 120 credits @ level 6 FHSCE 19/12 September 2013 Page 9 Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year BA (Hons) Early Childhood Professional Studies FT Face to face University Centre Harlow (UCH) Credits as above CMT Proposals 18th March 2013 Page 1 of 5 NATURE OF PROPOSAL DECISION Re-submission from 4 March 2013: noted that there is a national drive to professionalise this area of activity, the inclusion of the word ‘Professional’ is deemed to be advantageous by the department and Faculty. Proposed home/EU tuition fee £8,300, non EU/ International tuition fee £9,800 Anticipated annual recruitment 60 FT and 10 PT The proposal is part of the Education Masters Framework approved by CMT on 13th February 2013 Course will be an amalgamation of the Early Childhood Studies (ECS) and Early Years Professional Practice (EYPP) courses Proposal will reduce module overlap, create greater coherence for student learning and strengthen focus on employability Different modes of delivery to attract international students Impact on resources: increased placements 14 new modules, courses will share 180 credits Related course withdrawals: BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies and BA (Hons) Early Years Professional Practice (by September 2015) No significant capital spend Standard trimester delivery Approved Re-submission from 4 March 2013: noted that there is a national drive to professionalise this area of activity, the inclusion of the word ‘Professional’ is deemed to be advantageous by the department and Faculty. Proposed tuition fees as per the academic agreement Anticipated annual recruitment 30 FT students The proposal is to deliver course as per curriculum planning form FHSCE 18/12 (above) at UCH Approved Academic Office Related course withdrawal: BA (Hons) Early Years Professional Practice (by September 2015) Impact on resources: increased placements No significant capital spend Standard trimester delivery FACULY OF ARTS, LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCES REF ALSS 06/12 Page 21 START & INTAKE September 2013 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS NATURE OF PROPOSAL DECISION BA (Hons) Performing Arts FT/PT Face to face Approved with the condition that the validation Panel must consider how appropriate the course title is in representing the dance specialism within the curriculum. Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year University Centre Peterborough 360 credits 120 credits @ level 4 120 credits @ level 5 120 credits @ level 6 Proposed home/EU tuition fee £6,500, non EU/ International tuition fee £7,700 Anticipated annual recruitment 15 fte The proposal will mirror the Anglia Ruskin course with a specialist dance bias utilising specialist dance practitioners and resources Three new 15 credit modules (28% new), The course will replace the withdrawn: BA (Hons) Community Arts: Theatre Practice No significant capital spend Standard semester delivery FACULY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REF FST 18/12 Page 28 START & INTAKE September 2013 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS NATURE OF PROPOSAL DECISION MSc User Experience FT/PT Face to face Not approved. Proposal referred back to the Faculty to reconsider the course title to better reflect the academic subject of the course. Trimester 1 & 2 intakes per year Cambridge 180 credits @ level 7 CMT Proposals 18th March 2013 Page 2 of 5 Proposed home/EU tuition fee £5,665, non EU/ International tuition fee 12,900 Anticipated annual recruitment 15 fte The new course has been developed to meet local industry demand in consultation with the Department’s Employers Advisory Group Two intakes a year to attract international students 105 credits of new modules (58%), 75 existing modules (42%) No initial significant capital spend Standard trimester delivery Academic Office FACULY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY continued REF FST 19/12 Page 34 START & INTAKE September 2013 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS NATURE OF PROPOSAL DECISION BSc (Hons) Crime and Investigative Studies FT/PT Approved Face to face Proposed home/EU tuition fee £6,500, non EU/ International tuition fee £7,700 Anticipated annual recruitment 15 fte The proposal is for UCP to deliver an existing validated course A progression route for FdSc Crime and Investigative Studies students studying at UCP and in the region and new intakes for the BSc in 2013-14 100% existing modules No initial significant capital spend Standard semester delivery Proposed home/EU tuition fee £6,500, non EU/ International tuition fee £7,700 Anticipated annual recruitment 15 fte The provide a new progression route for students on the FdSc Bioscience A progression route for BTEC and Access to HE science courses at UCP and in the region and new intakes for the BSc in 2013-14 100% existing modules The UCP department refurbishment will be complete by summer 2013, it has also been successful in obtaining capital bids for laboratory equipment Standard semester delivery Approved Sandwich year fees apply Proposal to introduce a sandwich year working within an existing validated course as an optional provision with no guarantee of placement Rationale of proposal is to improve employability and employment prospects and attract international students No significant capital spend Standard semester delivery Approved Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year FST 20/12 September 2013 Page 41 Semester 1 intake per year BSc (Hons) Bioscience University Centre Peterborough (UCP) 360 credits 120 credits @ level 4 120 credits @ level 5 120 credits @ level 6 FT/PT Face to face University Centre Peterborough (UCP) 360 credits 120 credits @ level 4 120 credits @ level 5 120 credits @ level 6 FST 21/12 September 2013 Page 53 Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year BSc (Hons) Zoology FT Sandwich year Cambridge 0 credits CMT Proposals 18th March 2013 Page 3 of 5 Academic Office FACULY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY continued REF FST 22/12 Page 60 START & INTAKE September 2013 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS NATURE OF PROPOSAL DECISION BSc (Hons) Marine Biology with Conservation and Biodiversity FT Approved Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year FST 23/12 September 2013 Page 64 Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year Sandwich year Cambridge BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour 0 credits FT Sandwich year fees apply Proposal to introduce a sandwich year working within an existing validated course as an optional provision with no guarantee of placement Rationale of proposal is to improve employability and employment prospects and attract international students No significant capital spend Standard semester delivery Approved Sandwich year FST 24/12 September 2013 Page 68 Semester 1 & 2 intakes per year Cambridge BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Welfare 0 credits FT Approved Sandwich year FST 25/12 September 2013 Page 72 Trimester 1 & 2 intakes per year Cambridge Cert HE FdSc BSc (Hons) Coaching for Performance in Football 0 credits FT/PT Distance learning Cambridge Cert HE 120 FdSc Cert 240 BSc (Hons) 360 credits 120 credits @ level 4 120 credits @ level 5 120 credits @ level 6 Proposed home/EU tuition fee £4,500, non EU/ International tuition fee £4,500 Anticipated annual recruitment 20 fte Proposal to offer a new course in consultation with Degrees at Work, this will be a unique online football-specific course 360 new credits (100%) No significant capital spend Standard trimester delivery Approved LORD ASHCROFT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL CMT Proposals 18th March 2013 Page 4 of 5 Academic Office REF LAIBS 12/12 Page x. START & INTAKE September 2013 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS MSc International Project Management FT Trimester 1, 2 and 3 intakes per year CMT Proposals 18th March 2013 Face to face LCA Business School 180 credits at level 7 per course 10 x 15 credit modules 1 x 30 credit module Page 5 of 5 NATURE OF PROPOSAL DECISION Resubmission from CMT 13th February 2013: Course was approved in principle on the condition that an alternate title to MSc Project Management was agreed, as this was already in existence within the Department of Engineering and the Built Environment (EBE). LCA in consultation with LAIBS and the Head of Department (EBE) have proposed MSc International Project Management for approval. Proposed home/EU tuition fee tbc Anticipated annual recruitment 100 fte Proposal for three new courses to be delivered by LCA Approximately 50% (90 credits) of new modules per course, some modules will be shared across courses Rationale of proposal is to create new courses to meet internal and external demand Courses have been designed to target international students No significant capital spend Standard trimester delivery LCA already deliver an MBA International which differentiates it from the LAIBS MBA Approved Academic Office