Ecology (Introduction)
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The word Ecology comes from the Greek word ‘oikos’, meaning home, and ‘ology’ denoting a science. Literally, the science of home. However, we can be a little more precise than that, and define it as ‘the scientific study of the relationships of organisms, communities, the places in which they live, and how they interact.’ This course provides an introduction to the principles and disciplines involved leading on to the concept of ‘green’ policies, and pointing the way forward with opportunities for positive involvement.
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Subjects included in the course:
Ecological concepts & terms
Plant ecology
The Soil
Surveying & Sampling
Working in Field & Laboratory
Analysis & Report Writing
Fundamentals of Human Ecology
Conservation & Re-cycling
Students obtaining 70% or more in the final examination will receive the BSY Diploma, and entitled to use the letters BSY (EC).
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