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1 55 Amenity Horticulture Landscape Management Introduction and Resources 56 BSc (Hons) Horticulture 57 BSc (Hons) Horticulture with Business Management 58 BSc (Hons) Landscape and Amenity Management 59 BSc (Hons) Sports Turf Science and Management 60 FdSc Horticulture 61 FdSc Landscape and Amenity Management 63 FdSc Sports Turf and Golf Course Management 64 FdSc Landscape Construction 65
2 56 Amenity Horticulture Landscape Management INTRODUCTION AND RESOURCES This is a major employment sector which plays a significant role in maintaining and improving the quality of life in town and country. Students are attracted to this industry by the diversity and wealth of career opportunities and the satisfaction of working in a green environment. Our world class heritage of parks and gardens is visited by millions of tourists each year. Gardens and landscapes are created by innovative designers and constructed and maintained by skilled craftsmen. Theme parks, shopping malls, residential complexes and business parks are all planned with landscapes. Landscaping is not just about working outdoors though. Interior landscaping is also a rapidly expanding industry. City parks developed in Britain 150 years ago are now seeing a renaissance fuelled by a new interest in environmental improvement. Community forests, arboreta, street trees, country parks and reclamation projects are present across the country, extending the range of employment opportunities within the local authorities and the private sector. Landscapes are also created for recreation, such as golf courses and other sports turf surfaces. To cater for the growing interest in this area there has been a corresponding growth of opportunities in teaching, journalism and horticultural therapy. Business management skills are increasingly important for those working in this industry, as there are vast opportunities for managers and the self-employed. IT skills are crucial too, particularly in computer-aided design. Resources Writtle has a wealth of outdoor and indoor resources which are used extensively in the teaching of amenity horticulture and landscape management. The extensive college gardens within the central campus are home to an abundance of trees and plants. Landscaping is an integral element of the main teaching and student accommodation areas. Students design and work on specific areas of the gardens each year, which means the look of the campus is constantly changing. The tree collection includes over 1,200 specimens and students are actively involved in the planting and maintenance of this valuable resource. The grounds provide students with practical sites for surveying, landscape appraisal and construction of new gardens and features. The gardens provide an essential learning resource to amenity horticulture and include: a collection of over 10,000 plants 180 thematic plant borders 6 ponds and water features contemporary and architectural landscaped areas large tropical and temperate glasshouses The College manages a 15 hectare sports field with hockey, rugby, football and cricket pitches. There are tennis courts and areas for golf green construction. The sports field is also used for teaching sports turf surfaces and recreation management as well as providing a resource used by both academic programmes. The grounds provide an important resource for research and trials work. Work is currently being carried out on: ornamental plant communities for low maintenance and high aesthetic value visual evaluation of landscapes and gardens sports turf surfaces and turf culture fertiliser and culture trials on turf constructing a database for tree collections butterfly visualisation on ornamental shrubs A suite of modern drawing office and design studios with drawing boards, computer applications and associated teaching rooms caters for the artistic expression of landscape and garden design students. The Computer- Aided Design (CAD) Centre provides modern technology enabling students to produce 2 and 3 dimensional designs. The landscape construction unit enables experimental designs to be built indoors and is used to plan the College s entry to shows such as the RHS Chelsea and Hampton Court flower shows. The College has won numerous medals at both shows including prestigious gold medals for its gardens and exhibits. Writtle participates in the National Gardens Scheme, raising funds for charity by opening the gardens to the public at certain times through the year. Garden Open Days normally take place in March, June and September. For details of our forthcoming events please call or visit the Writtle College website at
3 BSc (HONS) HORTICULTURE 57 BSc (Hons) Horticulture BSc (Hons) Horticulture UCAS Course Code D410 BSc/Hort 3 years full-time or 4 years with industrial placement. This course can also be studied on a part-time basis. A February start is possible for 140 tariff points to include at least 80 tariff points from 6-unit (GCE A level/vce A level) and/or 12-unit awards (VCE A level). A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. BTEC National Diploma MPP Irish Leaving Certificate CCCC Scottish Highers points International Baccalaureate 24 points John Cullum Topping up from HND/Foundation degree Contact the admissions tutor to discuss your individual circumstances. Postgraduate Qualifications Students on this course will be given the opportunity to progress to a relevant Masters programme in the Postgraduate School. This course is ideal for students who wish to keep their options open and not specialise in a particular area of horticulture. It is suited to those who have limited experience of the horticultural industry and who wish to follow a broad approach before deciding on their future career. On completion of the course, students will have acquired a good range of practical horticultural and business skills to equip them for a career in a wide choice of fields. Course Content In the first year students are introduced to the wide range of subjects that make up the modern horticulture industry, covering aspects of scientific and management studies relevant to the needs of the industry. In the second and third years students choose from an extensive range of optional modules. In most modules, time is equally divided between practical studies and lectures. YEAR 1 Gardens and Plants Through Time Plant Production Landscape Maintenance YEAR 1 Options Landscape Construction Crop Production Landscape Appraisal Socio-Economic Botany Research Methods Crop Growth and Pathology 1 Choose from a wide range of modules including: Protected Crops Tropical Horticulture Organic Crop Production Landscape and Garden Ecology Fundamentals of Ethnobotany Horticultural Plantsmanship YEAR 3 Dissertation YEAR 3 Options Choose from over 15 modules including: Restoration of Historic Gardens World Gardens Floriculture Conservation and Ecological Management
4 58 Amenity Horticulture Landscape Management BSc (HONS) HORTICULTURE BSc (HONS) HORTICULTURE WITH BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Writtle College currently offers the largest horticulture Honours degree programme in the UK that enables undergraduates to undertake specialisms in a wide range of horticultural disciplines. Students on this course have access to an extensive range of optional subjects offered in other degree programmes, and can select a pathway through the degree to suit their individual preferences. Students who have a pass at HND/Fd or its equivalent can join the final year of the Honours degree programme. Depending on previous experience, a personalised course of study is arranged for students from the extensive range of modules offered. On successful completion of the course, these students are awarded a BSc (Hons) Horticulture. Industrial Placements Writtle has an extensive range of industrial placements on offer and students are given comprehensive advice and support to ensure that they find a suitable placement. The majority of the placements are in paid employment but some students may choose to work for voluntary agencies. The industrial placement is optional on the BSc programme, but many students find that this is an invaluable experience. Each year a number of students choose to spend part or all of their placement abroad. Students with this qualification can enter a broad range of fields including supervisory posts with crop production or landscape companies, trainee retail managerial schemes, horticultural officers with local authorities, research work, teaching and lecturing positions. BSc Horticulture This serves as a 1 year top-up degree for students coming from an HND/Fd or equivalent qualification and who do not wish to follow the Honours route in the final year of the degree. Students normally select 8 modules from a wide range of second and third year choices on the horticulture scheme. There are no compulsory modules for degree students, but a programme of study is agreed with the Course Manager at the start of the course. BSc (Hons) Horticulture with Business Management BSc (Hons) Horticulture with Business Management DN42 BSc/HBM 3 years full-time or 4 years with industrial placement. This course can also be studied on a part-time basis. A February start is possible for 140 tariff points to include at least 80 tariff points from 6-unit (GCE A level/vce A level) and/or 12-unit awards (VCE A level). A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. BTEC National Diploma MPP Irish Leaving Certificate CCCC Scottish Highers points International Baccalaureate 24 points John Cullum Topping up from HND/Foundation degree Contact the admissions tutor to discuss your individual circumstances. Postgraduate Qualifications Students on this course will be given the opportunity to progress to a relevant Masters programme in the Postgraduate School. This modular course provides a sound foundation for a responsible management career in the horticultural sector. The course is designed to produce graduates who have a sound theoretical base and applied management skills gained by carrying out real life projects. Students also have the opportunity to tailor their studies towards landscape and amenity management, sports turf or commercial crop production.
5 BSc (HONS) HORTICULTURE WITH BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BSc (HONS) LANDSCAPE AND AMENITY MANAGEMENT 59 YEAR 1 Introduction to Business Management Communication and Business Skills Commercial Crop Production Landscape Management YEAR 2 Business Performance Marketing Planning Research Methods Personnel Advertising Sales and Promotion Landscape Construction Crop Production Landscape Management YEAR 3 Business Development Business Forecasting Dissertation YEAR 3 Options Choose from over 20 modules including: Computer Applications Postharvest Physiology Supply Chain Management International Trade Students on this course can study business management in either amenity and landscape or commercial horticulture. Industrial Placements As a result of many years of close co-operation with the horticultural industry, Writtle College offers an impressive range of industrial placements both in Britain and abroad. The horticultural industry is a dynamic and diverse sector in which the business environment is rapidly changing. Many sectors of the industry report a shortage of professionally trained managers who also have a thorough grounding in horticultural science and technology. Employment prospects are therefore excellent. BSc (Hons) Landscape and Amenity Management BSc (Hons) Landscape and Amenity Management D455 BSc/HLAM 3 years full-time or 4 years with industrial placement. This course can also be studied on a part-time basis. A February start is possible with 140 tariff points to include at least 80 tariff points from 6-unit (GCE A level/vce A level) and/or 12-unit awards (VCE A level). A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. BTEC National Diploma MPP Irish Leaving Certificate CCCC Scottish Highers points International Baccalaureate 24 points Cathy Hayward Topping up from HND/Foundation degree Contact the admissions tutor to discuss your individual circumstances. Postgraduate Qualifications Students on this course will be given the opportunity to progress to a relevant Masters programme in the Postgraduate School. This course provides the practical and professional training necessary for those seeking positions of responsibility in the management of landscapes, large parks, estates, prestige gardens or associated leisure facilities and amenities. This important established sector of the horticultural industry is expanding, and graduates are required to have sound plant knowledge and a full appreciation of both short and long term management techniques applicable to a diverse range of landscapes and amenities.
6 60 Amenity Horticulture Landscape Management BSc (HONS) LANDSCAPE AND AMENITY MANAGEMENT BSc (HONS) SPORTS TURF SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT Course Content The course follows a modular programme of study with students gaining a firm foundation in science, landscape management and associated practical skills in the first year. Students are encouraged to become involved in current landscape management research programmes at Writtle. YEAR 1 Biological Processes Landscape Appraisal and Construction Landscape Maintenance Plant Production Gardens and Plants Through Time Learning Methods Research Methods Landscape and Amenity Management Landscape Construction Contracts Arboriculture 1 Interior Landscaping Landscape Construction Projects Traditional and Contemporary Planning Landscape Gardens and the Arts Horticultural Plantsmanship YEAR 3 Dissertation YEAR 3 Options Choose from over 20 modules including: Landscape Planning and Law Conservation and Restoration of Historic Gardens World Gardens Leisure Policy Restoration and Management of Historic Gardens Conservation and Ecological Management Interpretation for Leisure Urban Environment Arboriculture 2 Designing within a Historical Context Procurement Policy This course has a flexible study programme allowing students to specialise in their chosen sector of the industry while being able to select from a whole range of subjects on offer within all horticultural degrees at Writtle. Industrial Placements Industrial placements are offered and encouraged either in paid employment or with voluntary agencies. Opportunities have included jobs abroad in high profile organisations and with top UK employers for example Cambridge City Council, Kew Gardens, National Trust and Snowdonia National Park. There are also opportunities to work in gardens in mainland Europe and international links worldwide offer further opportunity for work placements. Career options include management positions in local authority parks, public/historic gardens, country parks, botanic gardens, national parks, nurseries and garden centres. Graduates may also find employment in specialist positions such as arboriculture, landscape design, environmental management, landscape reclamation, restoration of historic gardens and landscapes and the media, including TV. BSc (Hons) Sports Turf Science and Management BSc (Hons) Sports Turf Science and Management DNK2 BSc/STSM 3 years full-time or 4 years with industrial placement. This course can also be studied on a part-time basis. A February start is possible with 140 tariff points to include at least 80 tariff points from 6-unit (GCE A level/vce A level) and/or 12-unit awards (VCE A level). A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. BTEC National Diploma MPP Irish Leaving Certificate CCCC Scottish Highers points International Baccalaureate 24 points Preferred Subjects A science is preferred
7 BSc (HONS) SPORTS TURF SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT FdSc HORTICULTURE 61 Richard Hughes Topping up from HND/Foundation degree Contact the admissions tutor to discuss your individual circumstances. This course has been specially designed to give students a wide experience in the areas of sports turf science, leisure management and general management to open up a range of employment opportunities in various sectors of the industry. Course Content The course follows a modular programme of study over three years. There is also an option to take a twelve month industrial placement after either the first or second year. YEAR 1 Learning Methods Biological Processes Turf Grass Agronomy Horticultural Technology Landscape and Conservation on the Golf Course Sports Turf Technology Golf Course Design and Management Research Methods Turf Grass Crop Protection Sports Turf Surfaces Landscape Construction Career Planning and Development Business Performance Advertising, Sales and Promotion Event Management Arboriculture Landscape and Amenity Management YEAR 3 Dissertation Sports Policy and Development Sports Facilities YEAR 3 Options Choose from a wide range of modules including: Conservation and Ecological Management Procurement Policy Leisure Policy Sports Facilities Landscape Planning and the Law Leisure and Recreation Management Interpretation for Leisure Business Forecasting Computer Applications Business Development This course has a flexible study programme allowing students to specialise in their chosen sector of the industry while being able to select from the whole range of subjects on offer from other degrees at Writtle. Career options include management positions with local authorities, research, agronomy consultancy, technical sales, lecturing, golf course management, sports turf management, leisure management, landscape contracts, conservation/ ecology and the media. FdSc Horticulture FdSc Horticulture D419 FdSc/Hort 2 years, full-time or 3 years with industrial placement. This course can also be studied on a part-time basis. This is a popular route for those employed in the industry. A February start is possible with 40 tariff points. A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. Each applicant will be considered on merit. Whilst academic qualifications such as A levels, National Diplomas and HNCs will be considered, enthusiasm, experience and commitment are just as important.
8 62 Amenity Horticulture Landscape Management FdSc HORTICULTURE John Cullum Progression The opportunity exists to progress to the BSc (Hons) Horticulture, BSc (Hons) Horticulture with Business Management, BSc (Hons) Landscape and Amenity Management or BSc (Hons) Sports Turf Science and Management. This course allows students to follow a general horticultural qualification by choosing areas of study from across the entire horticultural programme. This makes it ideal for students who may be unclear about which sector of the horticultural industry they want to work in. YEAR 1 Learning Methods Biological Processes YEAR 1 Core Choice Industrial Context Work Experience as a Resource for Learning Plant Production Commercial Crop Production Sports Turf Technology Gardens and Plants Through Time Turfgrass Agronomy Horticultural Technology Socio-Economic Botany Landscape and Garden Maintenance Landscape Appraisal and Construction Crop Growth and Pathology Glass and Nursery Production Landscape Gardens and the Arts Landscape and Garden Ecology Amenity Landscape Management International Horticulture Organic Crop Production Research Methods or Investigative Project Product Development and Packaging Sports Administration and Organisation Advertising, Sales and Promotion Business Performance Event Management This course allows students to gain skills and experience from across many different horticultural sectors. However, it is possible to concentrate on one aspect of the industry or pursue a particular interest by choosing from the wide range of specialist modules available. Students with this qualification will be prepared for employment with crop production or landscape companies, as local government technical officers or as trainee retail managers. YEAR 2 Core Choice Learning Through Work Experience Interior Landscaping Golf Course Design and Management Arboriculture 1 Landscape Construction Contracts Career Development Traditional and Contemporary Planting Sports Turf Surfaces Fruit and Vegetable Crop Production Landscape Construction Project Horticultural Plantsmanship Tropical Horticulture
9 FdSc LANDSCAPE AND AMENITY MANAGEMENT 63 FdSc Landscape and Amenity Management FdSc Landscape and Amenity Management KNH2 2 years, full-time or 3 years with industrial experience. This course can also be studied on a part-time basis. A February start is possible with 40 tariff points. A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. Each applicant will be considered on merit. Whilst academic qualifications such as A levels, National Diplomas and HNCs will be considered, enthusiasm, experience and commitment are just as important. Cathy Hayward Progression The opportunity exists to progress to the BSc (Hons) Landscape and Amenity Management or BSc (Hons) Horticulture. This course prepares students for positions of responsibility within an expanding industry. Landscapes and amenities are diverse in themselves and are managed in a wide variety of contexts, for example ecological, high ornamental, educational, scientific or for active recreation. YEAR 1 Learning Methods Biological Processes Industrial Context Gardens and Plants Through Time Work Experience as a Resource for Learning Landscape and Garden Maintenance YEAR 1 Options Horticultural Technology Turfgrass Agronomy Plant Production Landscape Appraisal and Construction Amenity Landscape Management YEAR 2 Core Choice Learning Through Work Experience Arboriculture 1 Career Development Traditional and Contemporary Planting Interior Landscaping Research Methods or Investigative Project Golf Course Design and Management Landscape Construction Contracts Horticultural Plantsmanship Landscape and the Arts Sports Turf Surfaces Landscape and Garden Ecology Landscape Construction Project Glass and Nursery Production Product Development and Packaging Sports Administration and Organisation Tropical Horticulture Advertising, Sales and Promotion Business Performance Crop Growth and Pathology Event Management Fruit and Vegetable Crop Production International Horticulture Organic Crop Production This course has a flexible range of options that make extensive use of the unique college estate. This course has a strong vocational focus. Opportunities for those who complete the course include working as a local government technical officer, working in botanic/public/ historic garden management and maintenance, working as a head gardener, working in leisure complex management or in gardening media or working as an arboriculture officer.
10 64 Amenity Horticulture Landscape Management FdSc SPORTS TURF AND GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT FdSc Sports Turf and Golf Course Management FdSc Sports Turf and Golf Course Management N290 FdSc/STGCM 2 years, full-time or 3 years with industrial placement. This course is also available on a part-time basis. A February start is possible with 40 tariff points. A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. Each applicant will be considered on merit. Whilst academic qualifications such as A levels, National Diplomas and HNCs will be considered, enthusiasm, experience and commitment are just as important. Richard Hughes Progression The opportunity exists to progress to the BSc (Hons) Sports Turf Science and Management. The need for well-trained and highly motivated staff to manage the sports turf and golf course industries has become significantly greater in the past few years. This course provides the practical and professional training necessary for those who seek supervisory positions and other responsibilities in sports turf and golf course management. YEAR 1 Biological Processes Learning Methods YEAR 1 Core Choice Industrial Context Work Experience as a Resource for Learning Turfgrass Agronomy Sports Turf Technology Horticultural Technology YEAR 1 Options Landscape and Conservation on the Golf Course Turfgrass Crop Protection Research Methods or Investigative Project YEAR 2 Core Choice Learning from Work Experience Career Development Golf Course Design and Management Sports Turf Surfaces Arboriculture 1 Advertising, Sales and Promotion Amenity Landscape Management Business Performance Crop Growth and Protection Glass and Nursery Production Event Management Interior Landscaping Fruit and Vegetable Crop Production Landscape Construction Contracts International Horticulture Landscape and Garden Ecology Product Development and Packaging Landscape Construction Project Sports Administration and Organisation Landscapes, Gardens and Arts Tropical Horticulture Organic Crop Production Traditional and Contemporary Planting The course features the practical elements of sports turf management, golf course architecture using CAD and drainage and irrigation design. Opportunities for those who complete the course include working in golf course management, sports turf management and turf production management.
11 FdSc LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION 65 FdSc Landscape Construction FdSc Landscape Construction K300 FdSc/LC 2 years, full-time or 3 years with industrial placement. This course is also available on a part-time basis. A February start is possible with 40 tariff points. A maximum of 20 tariff points will be counted from Key Skills. Each applicant will be considered on merit. Whilst academic qualifications such as A levels, National Diplomas and HNCs will be considered, enthusiasm, experience and commitment are just as important. Greg Allen Progression The opportunity exists to progress to the BSc (Hons) Landscape and Amenity Management or BSc (Hons) Horticulture. This course aims to provide the practical and professional training necessary for students seeking employment in contracting and landscape construction. YEAR 1 Learning Methods Biological Processes YEAR 1 Core Choice Industrial Context Work Experience as a Resource for Learning Gardens and Plants Through Time Landscape Appraisal and Construction Horticultural Technology Turfgrass Agronomy Landscape and Garden Maintenance YEAR 2 Core Choice Learning Through Work Experience Career Development Amenity Landscape Management Research Methods or Investigative Project Interior Landscaping Landscape Gardens and the Arts Golf Course Design and Management Sports Turf Surfaces Landscape and Garden Ecology Arboriculture 1 Horticultural Plantsmanship Traditional and Contemporary Planting Advertising, Sales and Promotion Business Performance Glass and Nursery Production Crop Growth and Pathology 1 Event Management Fruit and Vegetable Crop Production Product Development and Packaging International Horticulture Sports Administration and Organisation Tropical Horticulture Organic Crop Production The landscape industry is very diverse with excellent job prospects, especially in landscape contract supervision which features strongly in the course. Writtle maintains links through the British Association of Landscapes Industries (BALI) and has built up a very good reputation amongst employers over the years. Career opportunities exist in landscape contract management, landscape small business (selfemployment), the landscape supplies industry, landscape management, interior landscape industry and in landscape supervisory positions. Landscape Construction Project Landscape Construction Contracts
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