ࡱ> :<9` sbjbjss .$sZZZZZZZn $n66666$h~(Z```(ZZ66=(`jZ6Z6`ZZ6* |g  e<Z$0A"c(( ````nnr DDnnr nnnZZZZZZ RURAL SURVEYING (MLE/PgDip LE) 52LERUD2/52LERUVX Note: This programme is subject to revision in August 2007. Purpose: Fast track programme(s) for graduates seeking entry to the chartered surveying profession. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors accredits both the Diploma and Masters. The purpose of the programme(s) is to prepare candidates for entry to the Rural Faculty of the Institution. Qualification for entry: Candidates will normally have a 2.2 honours level degree or equivalent. Mature students with appropriate professional experience who do not meet the normal entry requirements may also be considered (guidance regarding entrance requirements can be obtained from the School). Given the intensive format of the degree, motivation will be an important factor in selection. Candidates with limited numeracy skills will be expected to attend and reach a satisfactory standard in a course in Quantitative Studies. Duration: 12 months full-time or 9 months full-time plus 6 months part-time (MLE and Dip LE) Content: Candidates shall be required to take the following designated courses unless, in the opinion of the Head of the School of Geosciences, they have already passed the equivalent of any designated course to a satisfactory standard for another degree. Such candidates may be required to select a substitute course(s) of equal credit value, approved by the Head of School. First Half-Session GG 5024 Valuation and Appraisal (15 credit points) GG 5025 Agricultural and Planning Law (15 credit points) GG 5030 Rural and Environmental Policy (15 credit points) GG 5031 Land and Environmental Economics (RICS) (15 credit points) Second Half-Session GG 5513 Projects in Rural and Environmental Practice (15 credit points) GG 5514 Rural Business Management (15 credit points) GG 5515 Land Use Management (15 credit points) GG 5516 Research Methods (15 credit points) Candidates who do not achieve an appropriate standard in the above courses will not be allowed to progress to the Final Stage as an MLE candidate but may be allowed, on the recommendation of the Examiners, to progress to the Final Stage as a Diploma candidate, satisfactory completion of which shall lead to the award of a Postgraduate Diploma in Land Economy in Rural Surveying. A candidate may resit the examination in no more than two of the above courses and once only for each such course. A candidate resitting one examination who passes the resit at an appropriate standard and who has achieved that standard in all of the other courses may continue to the Final Stage as an MLE candidate. A candidate who resits the examination in two courses and who passes those resits will be allowed to proceed to the Final Stage as a Diploma candidate, satisfactory completion of which shall lead to the award of a Postgraduate Diploma in Land Economy in Rural Surveying. A candidate undertaking the Postgraduate Diploma in Land Economy demonstrating the requisite ability may be allowed to transfer to the MLE after the first half-session. Summer For MLE: GG 5905 Dissertation (SRD and MLE) (60 credit points) For Dip (DipLE): GG 5904 Diploma Case Study (60 credit points) Assessment: By course work, by written examination, or by a combination of these, as prescribed for each course. The degree of MLE shall not be awarded to a candidate who fails to complete GG 5905 (Dissertation) at an appropriate standard, irrespective of their performance in other courses. An MLE candidate in this position may be awarded a Postgraduate Diploma in Land Economy in Rural Surveying on the recommendation of the Examiners provided the credit requirements of the Diploma have been satisfied. 27oy   5EFurshjh8h^>*OJQJ^Jh8h^6>*OJQJ^Jh8h^>*OJQJ^Jh8h^5OJQJ^Jh8h^6OJQJ^Jh8h^OJQJ^J(12op  B 0d6gd^ 8d6gd^ d6gd^ $d1a$gd^d1gd^ 0d1gd^ 0d6gd^ 0D%d6gd^sBGstr$ 0d6a$gd^ 9r 0d6gd^ 0d6gd^Q 0d6C$Eƀfgd^ 0d6gd^ ?@45Ft d6gd^ *gd^K C$Eƀfgd^ gd^gd^ 8d1gd^ turs 0d6gd^P d6C$Eƀfgd^,1h. 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