A unique and focal aspect of the course is the opportunity to gain real world industry experience and build strong industry links through the development of your Industry Experience Portfolio (IEP). You are able to tailor your portfolio to the industry of your choice and in your final year will apply your portfolio knowledge to plan, manage and analyse your own event for a local charity in the Main Event module. 1st in Scotland for Course Satisfaction in Hospitality, Event Management & Tourism - Guardian University Guide 2019 This course is taught through varied class sizes, diverse lecturing styles and a range of assessment techniques. Each module involves around three hours of class teaching per week and while this differs from module to module, most include one hour of lectures delivered to the whole class and a further two hour tutorial taught to a smaller group of students. Lectures tend to focus on a formal session, where the lecturer provides and discusses key topics, ideas and authors, while tutorials investigate and discuss the ideas presented in lectures in more interactive and informal ways. You will also have the opportunity to be involved in field trips, industry conferences, guest lectures and masterclasses.

SQA Higher: BBBB to include English (or a written subject requiring the use of English). GCE A Level: BCC to include English (or a written subject requiring the use of English). Irish Leaving Certificate Higher: H2H2H3H3 to include English (or a written subject requiring the use of English). IB Diploma: 28 to include Higher Level English (or a written subject requiring the use of English) at grade 5.