Online learning can have benefits for both lecturers and institutions if the benefits of the economies of scale are distributed fairly. Vidoe recording available at: http://youtu.be/uCbc5W8CIms
4. • Manufacturing
• Biopharmaceuticals
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Certificate in Biopharmaceutical Processing – Level 6
Certificate Cleanroom Manufacturing – Level 6
Certificate in Biopharmaceutical Processing – Level 7
Certificate in Bioprocess Engineering – Level 7
BSc in Biopharmaceutical Science
Certificate in Biopharmaceutical Science – Level 8
BSc (Hons) in Biopharmaceutical Science
PG Dip and MSc in Biopharmaceutical Science
MSc in Industrial Pharmaceutical Science
Certificate in Biopharmaceutical Science – Level 9
• Environment
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Higher Certificate in Environmental Management
BSc in Environmental Management
BSc (Hons) Environmental Management
PG Diploma in Environmental Protection
MSc in Environmental Protection
Certificate In Safety And Health – Level 6
• Business and Computing
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Higher Diploma in Science in Computing
BBus in Management Applications
MSc in Marketing
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Certificate in Automation and Electronics – Level 6
BEng in Mechatronics
BEng (Hons) in Mechatronics
Certificate in Automation and Electronics – Level 6
BEng in Electronic Engineering
BEng (Hons) in Electronic Engineering
Certificate in Electronics – Level 8
Introduction to Lean Sigma Quality (MOOC)
Certificate in Polymer Technologies
Certificate in Quality
BSc in Quality
BEng in Polymer Processing
Six Sigma Green Belt
BSc in Manufacturing Management
Higher Diploma in Science in Quality
BSc (Hons) in Quality Management and Technology
MSc in Quality
PG Diploma and MSc in Energy Management
Post-Graduate Certificate in Project Management
Post Graduate Certificate in Energy Management
• Construction
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BSc in Construction Management
BSc (Hons) Construction Project Management
BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying
Emphasise the Life Sciences, Medtech areas – also mention SME’s etc.
Nope
Is it fancy multi-media that the student can learn away on their own without ever meeting anyone?
Nope. While brilliant programmers develop wonderful things (including Moodle), the solutions that suit them are not always the one that suit the rest of them.
On the contrary – we believe that the lecturer should not have to be a computer expert. They are expers in their own areas and the need simple solutions that they can quickly come to grips with.
You might argue that this would be enough (well not as good as real face to face classes)
However, it easy to make it better.
Handouts can be uploaded into a VLE (Blackboard, WebCT, Moodle) – even easier than using the photocopier.
Even better – use many free resources on the web – give them the link.
Get them to do some work – learn by doing – help them with it (VLE queries) – let them know how they are getting on.
This is our objective.
We are streaking ahead of other institutions in the country, particularly the Universities who do not seem to be interested.