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Diploma in Outdoor and Adventure Learning (R33)

Course Structure

To fulfil the requirements for the full-time diploma, students need to successfully complete a total of 30 modules. The course consists of foundation modules, core discipline modules and specialisation modules. The course structure is as follows:

Table 2: Course Structure for the DOAL

1) Core-General
10 compulsory module units:

G101

Cognitive Processes and Problem Solving I
G102 Cognitive Processes and Problem Solving II
G103 Introduction to Communication Practice
G105 Enterprise Skills
A101 Science
B101 Entrepreneurship
B216 Marketing
C111 Web and New Media Communications
A113 Mathematics
A114 Mathematics II

2) Core-Specialisation
6 specialisation module units:

S232 Experiential Land-based Adventure Education
S233 Experiential Water-based Adventure Education
S234 Adventure Education
S235 Environmental Education
S331 Challenge Course Management
S333 Outdoor Leadership

3) Core-Discipline
3 compulsory module units:

S201 Health and Wellness
S202 Inclusive Physical Activity
S203 Sociology of Sports and Leisure

4) Electives
Select any 4 module units offered by RP Schools and Centres.

5) Industry Orientation Programme (IOP)

G901 Creative Engagement
G902 Professional Profiling
G301 Project I
S921 Industry Immersion Programme
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