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DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2018/2019
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Degree Programme Table: One Health (PgDip) (Online Learning)(ICL) - 2-4 Years (PTPGDONEHE1U)

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Year 1 Academic year: 2018/19, Starting in: September

Notes:
This programme is intermittent, which means students have up to 2 years to complete the required Certificate level courses, up to 4 years to complete the required Diploma level courses and up to 6 years to complete the entire MSc.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

One Health Certificate Level Courses

Select between 10 and 60 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students must complete all 60 credits of Certificate Level courses to achieve a Certificate. This may be done over 1 year or 2 years.
Applied Veterinary Epidemiology
INAH11027 20 credits
An introduction to One Health
VESC11033 20 credits
Ecosystem Health
VESC11088 10 credits
One Health Policy
VESC11089 10 credits
OR

One Health Diploma Level Courses (01)

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students must complete 60 credits of Diploma Level courses to achieve a Diploma. This may be done over 1 year or 2 years. Students must take at least 20 credits from both of the following lists: Diploma Level Courses (01) and Diploma Level Courses (02).
Students may only progress to the Masters Dissertation on completion of the full 120 credits of required Certificate and Diploma level courses.
Zoonotic diseases in a global setting
EMND11029 10 credits
Zoonotic disease
INAH11004 10 credits
Socioeconomic Principles for One Health
INAH11025 20 credits
AND

One Health Diploma Level Courses (02)

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students must complete 60 credits of Diploma Level courses to achieve a Diploma. This may be done over 1 year or 2 years. Students must take at least 20 credits from both of the following lists: Diploma Level Courses (01) and Diploma Level Courses (02).
Students may only progress to the Masters Dissertation on completion of the full 120 credits of required Certificate and Diploma level courses.
Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare
AWAB11038 20 credits
Environmental Law
BIME11015 10 credits
Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation
BIME11026 10 credits
Ex-Situ Wildlife Management
BIME11030 10 credits
Ecosystem Resilience and Extreme Events
BIME11137 10 credits
Connecting Environment and Society
BIME11141 10 credits
Emerging Infectious Diseases
EMND11006 10 credits
Water and sanitation
EMND11021 10 credits
Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis
INAH11017 10 credits
Animal disease survey design and analysis
INAH11019 10 credits
Pastoralism and Herd Health
INAH11021 10 credits
Surveillance and control of transboundary diseases affecting international trade
INAH11023 20 credits
An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations
INAH11024 10 credits
Wildlife disease management
VESC11020 10 credits

Year 2 Academic year: 2018/19, Starting in: September

Notes:
This programme is intermittent, which means students have up to 2 years to complete the required Certificate level courses, up to 4 years to complete the required Diploma level courses and up to 6 years to complete the entire MSc.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

One Health Certificate Level Courses

Select between 10 and 60 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students must complete all 60 credits of Certificate Level courses to achieve a Certificate. This may be done over 1 year or 2 years.
Applied Veterinary Epidemiology
INAH11027 20 credits
An introduction to One Health
VESC11033 20 credits
Ecosystem Health
VESC11088 10 credits
One Health Policy
VESC11089 10 credits
OR

One Health Diploma Level Courses (01)

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students must complete 60 credits of Diploma Level courses to achieve a Diploma. This may be done over 1 year or 2 years. Students must take at least 20 credits from both of the following lists: Diploma Level Courses (01) and Diploma Level Courses (02).
Students may only progress to the Masters Dissertation on completion of the full 120 credits of required Certificate and Diploma level courses.
Zoonotic diseases in a global setting
EMND11029 10 credits
Zoonotic disease
INAH11004 10 credits
Socioeconomic Principles for One Health
INAH11025 20 credits
AND

One Health Diploma Level Courses (02)

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students must complete 60 credits of Diploma Level courses to achieve a Diploma. This may be done over 1 year or 2 years. Students must take at least 20 credits from both of the following lists: Diploma Level Courses (01) and Diploma Level Courses (02).
Students may only progress to the Masters Dissertation on completion of the full 120 credits of required Certificate and Diploma level courses.
Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare
AWAB11038 20 credits
Environmental Law
BIME11015 10 credits
Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation
BIME11026 10 credits
Ex-Situ Wildlife Management
BIME11030 10 credits
Ecosystem Resilience and Extreme Events
BIME11137 10 credits
Connecting Environment and Society
BIME11141 10 credits
Emerging Infectious Diseases
EMND11006 10 credits
Water and sanitation
EMND11021 10 credits
Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis
INAH11017 10 credits
Animal disease survey design and analysis
INAH11019 10 credits
Pastoralism and Herd Health
INAH11021 10 credits
Surveillance and control of transboundary diseases affecting international trade
INAH11023 20 credits
An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations
INAH11024 10 credits
Wildlife disease management
VESC11020 10 credits
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