Precedent Details

ECU Course: M04 Bachelor of Science

Version Number: 1
Precedent ID: 30891
Country: CHINA (EXCLUDES SARS AND TAIWAN)
Institution: BEIJING UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE
Pre-qualified Course Title: 3+1 ARTICULATION AGREEMENT

Specified Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning

ECU Unit(s)
ECF3603 (Environmental Economics)
LAW2602 (Environmental Law and Administration)
MAT1114 (Introductory Statistics)
SCC1123 (Chemistry for the Life Sciences)
SCC2301 (Forensic and Analytical Chemistry)
SCI1125 (Professional Science Essentials)
SCI1182 (Case Studies in Science)
SCI1185 (Ecology)
SCI1193 (Introduction to Environmental Science)
SCI1210 (Diverse Voices in Science)
SCI3152 (Science Portfolio)
SCI3307 (Waste Management)
SCI3309 (Biological and Chemical Hazards)
SCI3453 (Sustainable Natural Resource Management)
SCM2104 (Geographical Information Systems)

Unspecified Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning

No unspecified Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning found

Summary

Total credit points required for ECU course: 360
Credit points granted: Up to a maximum of 240
Total credit points required to complete ECU course: Minimum of 120
ECU course duration (in years, based on full-time enrolment): 3
Years to complete ECU course (in years, based on full-time enrolment): 1

Disclaimer

The reduction in course duration noted above, is based on the number of credit points granted as CRPL only. Students are encouraged to request a personalised course planner from the Hub, for an accurate indication of any reduction in course duration. The course planner will be based on the number of credit points granted as CRPL, the course structure itself, and will take into account how units are timetabled and any unit prerequisite requirements.

Notes

Upon successful completion of 3 years of the Bachelor of Agriculture Resource and Environment (Environmental Management) OR Bachelor of Environmental Management at Beijing University of Agriculture, up to 16 units (240 credit points) of Credit for Recognition of Prior Learning may be awarded into M04.1 Bachelor of Science with a major in Environmental Management.

Students electing to alter their course of study in any way may not be entitled to receive the maximum advanced standing detailed. Please note that the time remaining to complete the course following the award of advanced standing may change and students are encouraged to obtain a course planner upon commencement.