A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Hampshire

...including one prose text, and includes a coursework requirement which allows students to explore and create texts related to a topic area, for example "Entrapment"...

...at A level can be a big jump from GCSE, before you choose this subject you should familiarise yourself with the topics you will study and the way in which they are tackled...

...Unit 2: Geographical Investigations - a selection of topics including extreme weather, crowded coasts and world inequality or rebranding places such as Manchester...

...Two novels (at least one post 1900) Two poetry texts (1800- 1945) You will be assessed by a written examination. Unit 2: Dramatic Genres You will study...

...and theories of Economics and care is taken to establish links with current events. It is not necessary for students to have studied Economics at...

...need for advanced essay writing skills. You will also need a strong background in Drama. You will have gained at least a grade C in GCSE Drama or in equivalent...

...* Civil Liberties â€" for example, rights of privacy and the â€-right to know†. * Pressure Groups and Protest Movements - why are some successful and others are not?...

...natural disasters and economic activity. What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study units 1 and 2 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will...

...You will take part in practical workshops, have the opportunity to study play texts, a variety of different theatre practitioners and/or theatre companies...

...The subject is divided into two parts. Microeconomicsis the study of individual markets and the behaviour of consumers and producers. Macroeconomicsis...

...The Reformation Course Aims The course aims to help you make sense of centuries of conflict and change. You will develop an understanding of the powerful...

...document studies, the study of a 100 year theme and coursework. We will be offering both Modern and Early Modern (Tudor) modules and hope that students...

...by looking at a range of dance works and choreographers from a variety of genres and styles, in order to inform your own work and your appreciation of Dance as an art...

...Whilst there will be research and reading assignments, assessment is mainly through essays so you should be confident of your skills in that...

...or because it constitutes self-interest, or because it is a way of overcoming self-interest? Unit 2: An Introduction to Philosophy 2 Knowledge of the external world...

...Unit 2: Composing You will compose a three minute piece and produce sleeve notes to describe it. You will be assessed externally by sending away a recording and the score...

...studied Music at GCSE level in order to take this subject. The three key elements of listening, composing, and performing are developments of work covered at...

...three key areas of the contemporary world: Culture Science Society These three areas are integrated into a four unit structure, with overlapping themes...

...eg the strengths and weaknesses in the thinking of Plato and Aristotle * Arguments for God†s existence * The problems of evil and suffering...

...of technology in creating new music. What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study Unit 1 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will take Unit...