Access to Higher Education: Land-based Studies (Animal and Countryside Management), Level 3 at Easton College

The Access to Higher Education Diploma in Land-based Studies is a qualification delivered at Easton campus which prepares students aged 19 and over, without relevant qualifications, for study at degree level. The Access programme will qualify you to study a range of ecology and conservation degrees, including agriculture, wildlife and conservation.

The programme is modular and will be delivered over 2.5 days a week. It covers relevant aspects of science including science of life, biochemistry and bioscience.

Further units in this course will cover business, study skills and land-based skills. Additionally you will study a research project across the year and also choose a pathway pair of units, normally from animal science and welfare and ecology and conservation, although which pathway is offered is dependent upon enrolment numbers.

Please note that, should you require further study in English, Maths or Digital Skills, these sessions will be offered at both Paston College in North Walsham and in City College Norwich.