Course Title	Location	Hrs/Wk	Start	Length	Fee
FdSc Marine Technology	Falmouth Marine School (map)	14	16-09-2013	64wks	£6000.00* per annum
How is the course studied at this venue? - The course will be delivered as formal units of study at Falmouth Marine School over two academic years, relevant work experience within the marine industry is a requirement of the course.

Who is this course for?

This course is primarily intended to lead to a career within the marine industries, particularly within marine engineering or a marine design environment or for anyone looking to seek a career or has an interest within one of the specialist modules which are covered in this course that will lead into specific areas of interest. It will provide a challenging programme of study that will enable learners to develop the concepts, knowledge, skills and techniques required for today's engineering industry. Specialised modules relevant to the marine engineering and design industries in which learners are employed, and a platform for a successful career development will be covered also. This course will provide students with a qualification that will allow progression to a BSc Marine Sports Technology programme with Plymouth University.

Entry requirements

120 UCAS from relevant related subject areas and GCSE grade C or above in English, maths and science.

 Please enquire if you are at all unsure of your suitability and the programme manager will be happy to discuss the course and its content with you.

 All applicants will be expected to attend for interview.

 Previous learning and experience may be credited. If in doubt, call 0845 22 32 567 or email enquiries@cornwall.ac.uk.

What will I be doing on the course?

The programme has been designed to provide you with an understanding of marine technology within the context of the fast moving arena of marine related industries.

It will equip you with the skills and knowledge required to work in your chosen specialism. It is also a platform from which you can undertake additional vocational and academic qualifications.

You will also have the opportunity to take part in a wide variety of learning experiences such as field trips, outside lectures, practical training and online discussion forums.

Teaching and learning will be through a number of practical activities and formal lessons with visits to relevant marine industry companies.

What can I do after the course?

Foundation Degree graduates have a wide choice of career opportunities throughout the private and public sectors, both in the United Kingdom and abroad, where there are a range of opportunities within industrial and commercial organisations where a broad-based and work-related education is desirable. 

Our Careers Service is available to give information, advice and guidance on all aspects of education, training and career progression. Tel: 01209 616270 Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (9am- 4pm) Email: careers@cornwall.ac.uk

Additional Information

Bursaries are available for full-time students.

The statistical information below may be a combination of Plymouth University partner colleges.

*KIS uses information from courses with more than 23 students. Our average class size can be below this so the information for some courses may not truly reflect the quality of our courses and our learners’ experience.

* All fees shown on this website are accurate to the best of our knowledge, however, we reserve the right to amend the fees without prior notice. Fees may be subject to additional charges for registration, books or examinations. Loans, Grants and Bursaries are available for some University Level courses. Find out more here or speak with one of our advisors in Customer Enquiries - 0845 22 32 567. If you are an International student, please contact our International office to discuss fees and application procedure - 0044 (0)1726 226435