A Level a2 biology

...AS/A2 Biology examines how molecules, cells and organs work, and how organisms operate in their environment. There is a strong focus on applications of biology in medicine, such as the study of infectious diseases, and industry. There is also a strong emphasis on the human side of the subject:...

...A2 Biology Level: AS/A2 Awarding Body: OCR BIOLOGY AS HO21/BIOLOGY A2 H421 Course Content: AS Level: Unit 1: Cells, Exchange and Transport...

...AS / A2 Biology WHY TAKE BIOLOGY? Have you ever thought about the following issues: stopping global warming, finding cures for diseases, feeding...

...Appreciate how society makes decisions about scientific issues and how the sciences contribute to the success of the economy and society. Gain a better understanding of How Science Works. Develop essential knowledge and understanding of different areas of biology and how they relate to...

...Biology - AS/A2 What will I study? This course will provide an understanding of biological principles and will develop a scientific approach...

...Why should I study Biology at Cardinal Newman College? Studying Biology at Cardinal Newman College will give you the expertise and knowledge to understand the world today and to make a difference to tomorrow. Biology is such a diverse subject that biologists often have to specialise; doctors...

...Biology includes the study of a wide range of exciting topics from biological molecules to ecosystems and it is often in the news headlines. The AQA specification is offered and is suitable for anyone interested in a higher qualification in Biology. This specification emphasises the...

...Biology is the study of life. The course is as diverse as the living world itself. Although you will explore applied topics such as the mode of action of drugs, major causes of human disease, stem cells, cloning and genetic manipulation; the course concentrates mainly on an in depth study...

...AS/A2 Biology Who is this course for? The course is intended for those who wish to study and develop an interest in science, what living things...

...The Biology course has been designed to engage and inspire students by showing how an understanding of many contemporary issues such as genetic modification or climate change requires a grasp of the fundamental ideas of Biology...

...A2 Biology Centres: City Academy Saltley: Length: 1 Year. Attendance: 6 hours per week. Start date: September. Times: Daytime. Qualification: AQA A-Level Biology. Entry Requirements: You should already have AS Biology at Grade D or above, plus five GCSEs including English and Maths at Grade C...

...Is it safe to eat genetically modified foods? Is it possible to clone a human being? Is there anything we can do about global warming? Will we ever be able to cure AIDS? Why are bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics? If you are interested in questions like these, then Biology is the subject...

...3 AS MODULES IN L6TH: BIOL1 Biology and Disease. BIOL2 the Variety of Living Organisms. BIOL3 Investigative and Practical Skills. 3 A2 MODULES IN U6TH: BIOL4 Populations and Environment. BIOL5 Control in Cells and in Organisms. BIOL6 Investigative and Practical Skills. Both BIOL3 and BIOL6...

... other, even humans? These are some of the questions that you might encounter when studying Biology at... Learn about: Plant Biology, Animal Nutrition, Animal Biology...

...Biology AS/A2 Biology AS/A2 allows students to learn and understand the different aspects of biological systems from the molecular level right...

...Biology is the study of all living organisms - both animals and plants. It is a subject that can provide you with great enjoyment and respect for all things living. The course develops topics you may have already studied and introduces you to some of the exciting areas of Biology...

...A2 Biology or A2 Human Biology Course Outline This is a 1-year course leading to a full A-level qualification, following the appropriate AS programme...

...This course covers the biology of a range of organisms, both plant and animal, with a heavy bias towards humans and human activity. The year one (AS) course is split into five topics: Lifestyle, Health and Risk; Cystic Fibrosis; The Voice of the Genome '" considering the development from a single...

...Biology is a tremendously diverse subject that will help you to understand some of the issues of the 21st Century. The course allows you to study the fundamental concepts of biology whilst exploring their modern-day applications e.g. cloning, genetic engineering, health issues, cultivation...

...The core principles of Biology are studied in the first unit including cells, enzymes, disease and immunity, digestion, circulation and respiration. In the second unit the topics include genes and variation, cell division and DNA, biodiversity and classification, exchange and transport in plants...