A Level Other Social Science

...Politics of Ireland and Sociological Studies...

...Our Access programmes are validated by TRAC Open College Network and provide a nationally recognised qualification. About the Course During the course...

...Estimated Study Time: 6-9 months Specification Assessment is by written examination. Unit 1: Archaeology of Religion & Ritual: A: Terminology...

...The subjects are relevant for those wishing to undertake degrees in Social work or Social Science degrees such as Sociology or Psychology. Subjects offered...

...Length of Study AS - One year, full time or part time, daytime course. A2 - Two year, full time or part time, daytime course. Entry Requirements The Programme...

...(Social Sciences, Humanities and Business Practice) Course Details The Ahead course is an access to higher education course. This course is validated... Learn about: Full Time...

...about the operation of the English legal system and the basics of criminal law and negligence. What does the course involve? Law is fluid and continually developing...

...(internal units considered) qualifications or successful completion of our Access to Social Science* course. Applications are also welcome from those seeking... Learn about: Part Time...

...You will be able to gain an extra AS/A2 qualification in addition to your core subjects. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? In the first year you will look...

...2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year...

...poverty and the environment. It explores the causes of poverty in the more and less developed world, looking at the experiences of impoverished groups...

...Archaeology is for anyone with an interest in their past. It is a subject that covers a wide range of topics from science to the arts, and a vast time range...

...On this course, you'll learn about the important issues surrounding our legal system including why we have certain laws, who is involved in the legal system...

...for society to exist without breaking down into a state of anarchy. It is consistent to think of the law as consisting of both criminal and civil...

...The changing nature of law in society will be considered, as will the rights and responsibilities of individuals as citizens. Study units include...

...Archaeology is for anyone with an interest in their past. It is a subject that covers a wide range of topics from science to the arts, and a vast time range...

...would benefit any student aiming to pursue a legal career or simply holding a general interest. A level Law is a wide-ranging course that introduces the English Legal System...

...of Higher Education as a route to degree level study. Late entry to Higher Education has become increasingly attractive and possible for many mature students...

...A Level Law will help you to better understand the world we live in. Law helps you to develop skills of critical analysis and debate. AS Law includes units...

...Why choose this course? Law is both challenging and exciting. You will have the opportunity to get involved in class debates, discuss the legal issues...