A Level Humanities Wales

...ethics Inductive arguments of God's existence Deductive arguments of God's existence The problem of evil and suffering Religous experience There are three... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...This course can be studied full-time or part-time. AS Level English Language & Literature (WJEC) Course Outline This course allows students to develop...

...in gaining entry to journalism, broadcasting, politics, the civil service, and a wide variety of management posts in business and commerce. Modules Method...

...This is a coursework assignment on the origins of the Holocaust. For HY4 a choice of the following topics. A Level HY4 Topic 1 - Mary Stuart and Englands...

...through to the supposed loss of Welsh independence during the reign of Henry VIII. AS Unit HY1 Topic 2 - Religious Reformation and Change...

...1570. A study of the dramatic events that changed the course of religion in England and Wales. AS Unit HY1 Topic 3 - Protest, Disorder and Rebellion c...

...Philosophy A2 continues the study of Philosophy in the areas of Philosophy of Mind and Textual Study with the third module being a synoptic essay on themes...

...Philosophy AS introduces students to three branches of Philosophy: Theory of Knowledge; Moral Philosophy/Philosophy of Religion and Textual Study...

...involve researching any aspect of Religious Studies. This is a uniquely flexible feature of the course and can be used as an opportunity for inter-disciplinary studies...

...formal qualifications is at the discretion of the Faculty. Full-time or Part-time Full Time and Part... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...and takes a global perspective, specialising in World Religions and Ethics (Moral problems). Course Features Religious Studies AS, unusually...

...component at both AS and A2 Discussion of a wide range of written and spoken texts A range of practical activities and external visits to encourage students'... Learn about: English Language, Skills and Training, Communication Training...

...The history specialist may become an academic, lawyer, teacher, librarian, archivist or museum officer. The study of history is also valuable in gaining entry to journalism... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The course is assessed entirely by essay writing. This means that students develop their writing skills fully during the course and finish well-prepared... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...Sociology is the study of society. The course focuses on why some groups of people in society have better life-chances than others. Sociology tries... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...poverty, economics, conflict, politics and our impact on the environment. In addition students who intend to study at one of the Russell Group Universities... Learn about: IT Development...