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Learning is for life

Your life

2013-14

5

HND courses

now available

Course Guide

HigHer

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Contents

tHe College

04 Harrow College as your first choice for Further Education

05 Financial & Student Support

05 Careers & Employability

05 Information, Advice & Guidance

Hnd Courses

06 Applied Science

08 Business

10 Computing & Systems Development

12 Health & Social Care

14 Media: Film & TV Production

16 How to Apply

16 Useful Links

16 Access to Campuses

17 Location & Map

18 Index

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A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a practical two year course that will prepare you for work or entry to university. Our Higher National Diplomas are undergraduate qualifications that are delivered over two years. Depending on the University, a relevant HND qualification will allow you to enter year 2 or even year 3 of a degree programme. Completion of your first year at Harrow College will lead to a Higher National Certificate (HNC) which will allow you to progress onto the second year and completion of the HND.

Students from all over the world study at Harrow College which creates an interesting, friendly and exciting environment. In a recent Ofsted inspection we were assessed as Good for the quality of our teaching and learning. There is more to College life than just academic achievement; you will have the opportunity to meet lots of new people, make friends and have the chance to take part in many enrichment activities. The benefits are:

Supportive atmosphere: Learning Advisors, Careers advice, Experienced lecturers

Excellent library/research facilities with free Wi-Fi Work placements

Support to progress to University after your HND Competitive fees

Our students value the benefits of studying at Harrow College, read Salma Bibi’s story (left) I’m now studying the HND (in

Business) at Harrow College and I’m really enjoying it. It’s the same work and level as university but it’s much more flexible and supportive. The groups are small and we can ask lots of questions and get help if we need it. It’s much friendlier and more personal than university.

salma Bibi, Hnd in Business

Full time students who are studying for their first degree or other higher education course can benefit from a range of financial support. Visit www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance. You don’t have to pay for your course yourself upfront. You can get a loan to cover the cost of your tuition, which you only start to pay back when you are earning over £21,000 a year.

Disabled students’ Allowances information and additional support available to HE students who require specific equipment can be found on the student finance website above or visit the Careers & Employability team at each campus.

Careers &

emploYaBilitY

The Careers & Employability Team at Harrow College will be able to help you understand the benefits of studying an HND and advise you on employment and education options after graduation. Specialist support is available on understanding and

completing applications for student finance.

information,

adviCe & guidanCe

For more information about our HE programmes or if you would like some advice and guidance on how to proceed, our Learner Services team can help and can be contacted by email at enquiries@harrow.ac.uk, by phone on

020 8909 6000 or you can drop in to Admissions at Harrow on the Hill Campus or at Reception at our Harrow Weald Campus Monday – Friday between 10am to 4pm.

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06 HNC/HND IN APPLIED SCIENCE WWW.HARROW.AC.Uk 020 8909 6000 HNC/HND IN APPLIED SCIENCE 07

COURSE DETAILS

Entry Requirements: MP in BTEC Level 3 or 2 D’s in Science A Level. Evidence of successfully completing a Level 3 Science programme and for international students, IELTS 6.0.

Board: Edexcel Level:5

Campus: Harrow Weald Coursework/Exams %:100/0

The HND in Applied Science provides the skills and knowledge demanded of a modern science industry. This specialised vocational programme is designed to equip those who wish to work in chemical related industries, with the skills and the practical expertise to thrive within this cutting edge environment.

You will study the following units: Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry Physical Chemistry

Chemical Laboratory Techniques Analysis of Scientific Data and

Information

Biochemistry of Macromolecules and Metabolic Pathways

Medicinal Chemistry Work-based Experience

The course is taught in well-equipped laboratories by a team of specialist lecturers and supported by a qualified learning advisor. Our laboratories are fitted with advanced equipment including a brand new ultraviolet/visible spectrophotometer and conductivity meter. The course is assessed entirely through coursework. The nature of this may include observation and short answer questioning as well as more

traditional report writing and assignments. Practical skills will also be assessed.

Fees: Home students: £4050 pa International students: £6250 pa Plus exam fee: £250 pa

A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a practical two year course that will prepare you for work or entry to university. Our Higher National Diplomas are

undergraduate qualifications that are delivered over two years. Depending on the University, a relevant HND qualification will allow you to enter year 2 or even year 3 of a degree programme. Completion of your first year at Harrow College will lead to a Higher National Certificate (HNC) which will allow you to progress onto the second year and completion of the HND.

“... designed to equip ... with

the skills and the practical

expertise to thrive within this

cutting edge environment.”

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in Business

08 HNC/HND IN BUSINESS WWW.HARROW.AC.Uk 020 8909 6000 HNC/HND IN BUSINESS 09

COURSE DETAILS

Entry Requirements: GCSE English and Maths C grade or above or IELTS 6.0. An A Level or BTEC Level 3 (minimum of Merit) in a relevant qualification.

Board: Edexcel

Level:5

Campus:Harrow Weald

Coursework/Exams %:100/0

The HND in Business is designed for a range of individuals who wish to gain academic understanding of how business works and apply various business notions.

In the first year you will study eight core units: Year 1

Business Environment

Managing Financial Resources and Decisions

Organisations and Behaviour Marketing Principles

Aspects of Contract and Negligence for Business

Decision Making Business Strategy Business Project

In the second year you will be expected to choose one of four pathways:

Year 2

Accounting Law

Management

Marketing and Human Resources

A range of teaching and learning strategies are used throughout the course. This

includes formal lectures, presentations, small group activities, talks by guest speakers,

planned business trips, video presentations and a range of other interactive methods. The course is assessed entirely through coursework. This will include: Written essays, written reports, class tests, practical assignments and presentations (individual and small group).

Fees: Home students: £3200 pa

International students: £5400 pa Plus exam fee: £250 pa

A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a practical two year course that will prepare you for work or entry to university. Our Higher National Diplomas are undergraduate qualifications that are delivered over two years. Depending on the University, a relevant HND qualification will allow you to enter year 2 or even year 3 of a degree programme. Completion of your first year at Harrow College will lead to a Higher National Certificate (HNC) which will allow you to progress onto the second year and completion of the HND.

“... gain academic

understanding of how

business works and apply

various business notions.”

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Computing

& sYstems

development

10 HNC/HND IN COMPUTING & SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT WWW.HARROW.AC.Uk 020 8909 6000 HNC/HND IN COMPUTING & SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT 11

COURSE DETAILS

Entry Requirements: GCSE English Language grade C or above or IELTS 6.0 and BTEC Level 3 in IT or an Access to Higher Education Certificate or other related level 3 qualifications.

Those who do not have formal qualifications at level 3 but can demonstrate extensive work

experience and/or achievement on a range of professional qualifications in Computing are also welcome to apply.

Board: Edexcel Level:5

Campus:Harrow Weald Coursework/Exams %:100/0

The HND in Computing and Systems Development will enable you to develop your knowledge, experience and skills to a higher level.

The course comprises of 16 modules which you must pass to achieve the Diploma. Year 1

Business Skills for e-Commerce Computer Systems

System Analysis and Design Object Oriented Programming Information Systems in Organisations Computer Systems Architecture Employability and Professional

Development

Programming in .NET Year 2

Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation

Web Applications Development Networking Technologies Network Security

Work-based Experience

Computer Games Design and Development

Local Area Networking Technologies IT Security Management

You will be taught by highly qualified subject specialists through a mixture of lectures, seminars and workshops. The course is assessed entirely through coursework which includes essays, presentations and practical assignments.

Fees: Home students: £3350 pa International students: £5550 pa Plus exam fee: £250 pa

A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a practical two year course that will prepare you for work or entry to university. Our Higher National Diplomas are

undergraduate qualifications that are delivered over two years. Depending on the University, a relevant HND qualification will allow you to enter year 2 or even year 3 of a degree programme. Completion of your first year at Harrow College will lead to a Higher National Certificate (HNC) which will allow you to progress onto the second year and completion of the HND.

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in HealtH &

soCial Care

12 HNC/HND IN HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE WWW.HARROW.AC.Uk 020 8909 6000 HNC/HND IN HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE 13

COURSE DETAILS

Entry Requirements: GCSE English

and Maths grade C or above. 120 UCAS points, which must be made up of one of the following: full A Level grade D or above, BTEC National Diploma (NQF) in health and social care (or related field) at grade PPP, Children and Young People’s Workforce Level 3 Diploma. Equivalent qualifications are also accepted.*

Board: Edexcel

Level: 5

Campus: Harrow Weald

Coursework/Exams %: 100/0

The HND in Health and Social care is designed to prepare you for a range of careers and/or further study in health and care-related fields. You will be able to combine an academic understanding of the career you are interested in with hands-on experience in these fields with a range of compulsory work placement opportunities in health, welfare and educational environments.

Year 1

Communicating in Health and Social Care Organisations

Principles of Health and Social Care Practice

Health and Safety in the Health and Social Care Workplace

Personal and Professional Development in Health and Social Care

Working in Partnership in Health and Social Care

The Sociological Context of Health and Social Care

The role of Public Health in Health and Social Care

Physiological Principles for Health and Social Care

Year 2

Research Project Employability Skills

Psychology for Health and Social Care Understanding Specific Needs

in Health and Social Care

Health Promotion Contemporary Issues in Health and Social Care

Facilitating Change in Health and Social Care

You will experience a mix of lectures, workshops, and seminars designed to develop the skills and knowledge required for careers and further study in fields relevant to health and social care. You will be continuously assessed by a range of assignments, which will ensure a balance of academic rigour and practical skill development including controlled tests, written reports and practical demonstrations.

Fees: Home students: £3350 pa

International students: £5550 pa Plus exam fee: £250 pa

A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a practical two year under graduate course that will prepare you for work or entry to university. Completion of your first year at Harrow College will lead to a Higher National Certificate (HNC) which will allow you to progress onto the second year and completion of the HND.

Depending on the University, completing the HND qualification will allow you to enter a one or two year top up Health and Social Care degree. You might also be able to take a full degree that attracts an NHS Bursary such as nursing or other allied health professions.

*All students are required to undergo an enhanced Criminal Records Bureau Check, a Fitness for Practice assessment and must confirm that they are fully vaccinated in line with the Uk immunisation schedule (or will be in time for work placement).

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media: film & tv

produCtion

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COURSE DETAILS

Entry Requirements: BTEC Level 3

qualification (minimum Merit) or relevant A Level, plus GCSE English at C, or other equivalent, or IELTS 6.0.

Those who do not have formal qualifications at level 3 but can

demonstrate extensive work experience and/or achievement at a professional level in Media are also welcome to apply.

Board: Edexcel

Level: 5

Campus:Harrow Weald

Coursework/Exams %: 100/0

The HND in Media: Film and TV Production will enable students to gain the skills and practical expertise to thrive within the current cutting edge environment in the world of media.

Year 1

Research Techniques for Creative Media

Practical Skills for Moving Image Production

Camera and Lighting Techniques for Moving Image Production

Fiction Production for the Moving Image Animation Techniques

Development & Techniques of Film and Video Editing

Contextual Studies for Creative Media Production

Promotional Video Production

Year 2

Film Studies

Moving Image Documentary Special Subject Investigation for

Creative Media Production

Director for Moving Image Production Script Writing for Moving Image Fiction Project Design, Implementation and

Evaluation

Producer for Moving Image Production Career Development for the Moving

Image Industries

You will be taught in a variety of ways through practical workshops and

demonstrations, directed projects, lectures and hands-on training. Integral field trips and visits from outside speakers will also be an important part of the course. You will be continuously assessed in your practical work and will submit written coursework and project portfolios.

Fees: Home students: £3500 pa International students: £5700 pa Plus Exam fee: £250 pa

A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a practical two year course that will prepare you for work or entry to university. Our Higher National Diplomas are

undergraduate qualifications that are delivered over two years. Depending on the University, a relevant HND qualification will allow you to enter year 2 or even year 3 of a degree programme. Completion of your first year at Harrow College will lead to a Higher National Certificate (HNC) which will allow you to progress onto the second year and completion of the HND.

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Home Students

Please apply through the UCAS website at www.ucas.ac.uk. Once we receive your UCAS application, we will contact you to attend an interview with the College.

If you need support or any advice when completing your application please contact the Careers & Employability Team at Harrow College.

International Students

For instructions on how to apply please see information under the International section of our website (www.harrow.ac.uk). You can email your completed application form and other documents to admissionshh@harrow.ac.uk

useful links

• www.britishcouncil.org • www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk • www.ukcisa.org.uk • www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk • www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance

aCCess to Campuses

Parking (Barrier Control) Harrow Weald Campus

Parking on campus is limited and is controlled from 8.00am to 6.30pm. We cannot

guarantee parking for students, although priority is given to disabled students. If you have a specific need for a parking permit you can apply for it at Harrow Weald reception. Please do not park on campus until this has been approved in writing.

Parking (Barrier Control) Harrow on the Hill Campus

There is no parking available on the Harrow on the Hill Campus for students between 8.45am and 5.00pm, although disabled students and their helpers may park on site during class times.

Public car parks are available close to Lowlands Road. Please be aware that traffic wardens patrol the area to control unauthorised parking.

Parking is normally available at both campuses in the evening and on Saturday at Harrow on the Hill.

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Harrow is a thriving borough with a rich cultural heritage located in the pleasant suburb of Middlesex. It is just 10 miles from Central London attractions and both campuses have good transport links.

Disabled Go

The Disabled Go website (www.disabledgo.info) provides detailed access information for disabled people about our campuses and venues.

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HND in Applied Science (Chemistry) 6 HND in Business 8

HND in Computing & Systems Development 10 HND in Health & Social Care 12

HND in Media: Film & TV Production 14 How to Apply 16

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Why choose Harrow College? 4 Why take an HND? 4

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the information supplied, Harrow College reserves the right to change or cancel event activities and modify or replace courses, trips, times, fees and facilities without prior notice. Some combinations of courses or subjects may not be available due to timetable constraints. The information on this leaflet is valid until July 2013.

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