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FdSc Appled Science (Environmental Science)

Blackpool and the Fylde College

Full-time2 YearsSubject: Biological Sciences

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Course Score

Graduate Salary

£19,000 (3yr)

Satisfaction

86%

Degree Completion

100%

Professional Jobs

N/A

Meaningful Work

N/A

About this course

Climate change, flooding, extreme weather and biodiversity loss are no longer distant threats – they’re already shaping communities across the UK and worldwide. Environmental scientists play a vital role in tackling these challenges, using evidence‑based science to protect ecosystems, support sustainable development and build climate resilience.

Syllabus & Modules

Typical curriculum

▶Year 1 Modules

3 items

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Studio Practice I

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Contemporary Art & Design History

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▶Year 2 Modules

3 items

Student Satisfaction

National Student Survey - 15 respondents (82% response rate)

90%

Teaching Quality

88%

Assessment & Feedback

69%

Academic Support

74%

Organisation

89%

Learning Resources

76%

Student Voice

Tuition FeesVerified

Published annual tuition cost at Blackpool and the Fylde College.

£9,535

Per academic year (UK Home)

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Government Student Loan

Eligible UK students do not pay upfront. Covered by SFE tuition fee loans.

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120 UCAS Pts

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Entry Qualifications

A-level

90%

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