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Faculty of Science Handbook, Session 2015/2016




               SIE 3016      Soil Ecology and Management             SIE2002/2003/2004 or SIE2007   3
               (II)  FACULTY ELECTIVE COURSES (7 CREDITS ) [EF]
               Courses Offered by Other Institute/Department of Specialisation
               (Please refer to the list of suitable courses offered by other institutes or departments (not ISB) within the Faculty of Science)
               MINIMUM CREDITS FOR GRADUATION : 125

                    PROGRAMME GOALS

                     1.   Have  strong  knowledge  of  ecology  and  biodiversity,  and  able  to  sustainably  manage  the  natural

                        resources.

                     2.   Possess  the  skills  to  develop  and  implement  various  projects  in  the  biological  industries,  such  as
                        agriculture,  fisheries,  aquaculture,  ecotourism  and  biopharmaceuticals,  as  well  as  to  provide
                        consultation, to manage and to conserve the environment.

                     3.   Possess effective soft skills with the ability to solve problems efficiently
                     4.   Have the competitive edge and ability to pursue postgraduate study and research in any institution of

                        higher learning, as well as to satisfy the local and international job markets.


                    PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES

                    At the end of the BSc (Ecology and Biodiversity) programme, graduates are able to:

                   1.   Attain  good  knowledge  of  ecology  and  biodiversity,  enabling  them  to  evaluate  issues  concerning  global  climate
                       change,  biodiversity  loss,  ecological  community  stability,  food  security,  resource  use  management  and  the
                       environment.
                   2.   Devise and implement projects systematically using suitable technical and practical skills.
                   3.   Discharge their responsibility to resolve environmental problems related to ecology and biodiversity for the interest of
                       the industry and public.
                   4.   Consider  the  use  and  management  of  natural  resources,  in  terms  of  sustainability,  professionalism  and  ethical
                       responsibility.
                   5.   Communicate information and ideas clearly and effectively, as well as take responsibility as a team member and
                       group leader.
                   6.   Use scientific procedures to solve problems.
                   7.   Identify requirements for self-improvement and information technology in one’s profession.
                   8.   Use their entrepreneurial and managerial skills for project implementation or vocation, with efficient use of resources
                       and time.









































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