Keele University Prospectus Undergraduate | 2016 | Page 177
Course type
Teaching and assessment
Single honours
Staff at Keele have an established reputation for teaching excellence
and innovation and this is evident in the diverse styles of teaching
and assessment involved in this programme. The specific teaching
styles encountered depend on the subjects chosen but will typically
include a combination of lectures, practical sessions, research
seminars, tutorials, problem solving classes and field trips.
Entry
requirements
AAB
(For exclusions and other
qualifications please see
the entry requirements
table on page 230 to 239)
In addition to these academic sessions, the Distinctive Keele
curriculum also means that you have access to a broad range of
personal professional development activities as well as a series
of extra-curricular activities involving student societies, student
representation and enterprise.
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Key Information
Approximate
intake
Assessments are equally diverse and are carefully designed to
develop and test the key skills central to the programme. In addition
to the more conventional essays, examinations and practical
workbooks, the programme involves a novel range of assessments
including, for example, reflective portfolios, technical reports and
oral presentations.
20-25
Study abroad
Yes
Extensive support is available to you and you will be assigned to a
personal tutor with whom you will meet regularly to discuss your
progress, personal development and career aspirations.
Good to know
Keele has an outstanding reputation for the
quality of its learning environment and came
top for student satisfaction in the 2014 National
Student Survey.
There is an option to spend a year studying at one
of our overseas partner institutions between the
second and third years.
UCAS Single honours programme
NEW Natural Sciences
(Subject to validation
see page 246)
www.keele.ac.uk/ugcourses
If you wish to apply, please see
www.keele.ac.uk/ugcourses
for UCAS code and course
details.
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