Title: Course Information
Course: Environmental Impact Assessment > Section: OEV 301: Environmental Impact Assessment

Course details
Module title: | Environmental Impact Assessment
Academic level: | 3^rd year | Total student learning hours: | 200
Class contact time (hours): | 40 Hours |
Private/online study hours: | 160 Hours | Number of weeks of study: | 12
Total student learning hours: | 200 Hours | Number of units of study: | 12

Programme(s) which might include this Module: | Bachelor programmes in environmental science, environmental management, geography, natural science, wildlife, urban planning, tourism and natural resource management.

Student profile in the context of this Module:
What is the target group of students who would do this Module? | 3^rd year undergraduate students
What skills should a student have already mastered before starting this Module? | Basic computer skills
What prior knowledge of the subject matter should a student have? | Geography, biology and sociology
Non-expert support:
What skills and prior knowledge of the subject matter Should facilitators have already mastered before starting to teach this Module? | Skills on GIS and Remote sensing, Basic ICT skills, Blended learning facilitation skills, Knowledge on Environmental science, management, sociology and geography
What skills do support staffs need in order to support the delivery of this module? | Ability to carry out Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), environmental Auditing (EA)
Quality assurance matters
How will feedback on Module be obtained from students? | Formative assessment, staff evaluation report and quality assurance reports
How will student feedback be used to improve Module? | The feedback obtained from students will be used to improve the pedagogical approach on teaching the Module, module content and the types of activities to give to students
A certificate, signed by the university’s Head of Quality Assurance, confirming that the Module meets the requirements of the PEBL QA rubric is attached.
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