Uni update
Life is still brilliant. Back to work after 2 weeks off, got stacks of uni work done while I was on hols so well on top of that.
Brought up my geology module result to the 2.1 average I was looking for and am currently sitting on a first average on the environmental science module. This pleases me immensely but I know that there is a long way to go on this road yet. I am over halfway there. Now that I am at level 2 courses, so second year in a traditional degree, the results that I get out of these courses goes towards the grade of the degree that I walk away with at the end. Aiming to maintain the 2.1+ average for the degree, I realise there's a lot of work in that.
I have to come up with a project for the environmental science course and I am drawing a bit of a blank at the moment. It involves fieldwork, data collection and interpretation. In principal is straight forward but coming up with what to do the project on is proving a challenge. I have time yet so think I'll get myself out into the countryside and see what I see that may want to be studied. Bats are something that appeal so I might have to see how healthy the local population is, and what is effecting them.
I think that I may be able to take the project assignment from the environmental science module and expand it to be the full thesis if I do it properly.
Apart from that then I have an Ecosystems module to do then I think I'll be taking on the Evolution module and either Oceanography or The Geological Record of Environmental Change.
At some stage I need to do the residential practical course. I've decided to wait and see what the new version of that is so that I can get the most up to date qualification. It does mean I'll be dropping back to a level 2 module midway through my level 3 courses but I think its worth doing it that way round.
So plenty of work to do yet! Looking forward to it all though so that has to be a good sign!
I'll update about the rest of life at some stage soon.
Love and Hugs to all that want or need them,
Taz
Brought up my geology module result to the 2.1 average I was looking for and am currently sitting on a first average on the environmental science module. This pleases me immensely but I know that there is a long way to go on this road yet. I am over halfway there. Now that I am at level 2 courses, so second year in a traditional degree, the results that I get out of these courses goes towards the grade of the degree that I walk away with at the end. Aiming to maintain the 2.1+ average for the degree, I realise there's a lot of work in that.
I have to come up with a project for the environmental science course and I am drawing a bit of a blank at the moment. It involves fieldwork, data collection and interpretation. In principal is straight forward but coming up with what to do the project on is proving a challenge. I have time yet so think I'll get myself out into the countryside and see what I see that may want to be studied. Bats are something that appeal so I might have to see how healthy the local population is, and what is effecting them.
I think that I may be able to take the project assignment from the environmental science module and expand it to be the full thesis if I do it properly.
Apart from that then I have an Ecosystems module to do then I think I'll be taking on the Evolution module and either Oceanography or The Geological Record of Environmental Change.
At some stage I need to do the residential practical course. I've decided to wait and see what the new version of that is so that I can get the most up to date qualification. It does mean I'll be dropping back to a level 2 module midway through my level 3 courses but I think its worth doing it that way round.
So plenty of work to do yet! Looking forward to it all though so that has to be a good sign!
I'll update about the rest of life at some stage soon.
Love and Hugs to all that want or need them,
Taz