A Level Religion

...of the fundamental questions we have as human beings and will draw upon many of the aspects that have been previously studied at GCSE. The course...

...Students will learn what key philosophers had to say on the issues studied and the criticisms surrounding them. The study modules focus on the Philosophy...

...stimulating intellectual field. What sort of student does it suit and what will you get out of the course? Although GCSE offers a useful background...

...Applies to: School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...Length: 1 Year Attendance: 6 hours per week Start date: September Times: Daytime or Evening Qualification: OCR Religious Studies Course Content...

...us the truth about ourselves and the world, whether experience provides a good basis for knowledge, whether God's existence can be proved, and whether...

...these perspectives is the key to success throughout all units covered in the course. Sociology is not about helping people or necessarily about improving society...

...life and death, meaning and purpose, practical ethics and morality. You will investigate answers from a variety of points of view, focusing on Buddhist...

...provides students with an understanding of the social world in which they live and encourages them to develop a critical and analytical approach to the study of society...

...Philosophy and Ethics at Sixth Form is an exciting, challenging and contemporary course that will suit you very well if you have an independent and enquiring...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades Head of Department: Mr Glenn Skelhorn Course assessment: All units are assessed by written...

...What can I do afterwards? Students in the past have progressed to Degrees in Sociology, Criminology, Journalism, Social Science, and Humanities...

...heaven and hell, the coherence of ideas of the soul, miracles, religious experience and religious language. Ethical studies concentrate on the notions...

...There is no one type of person who undertakes Religious Studies, we will approach the subject from a variety of viewpoints. In order to study these topics...

...will help you to understand the society you live in and to make moral decisions. You dont have to be a religious person, but you will have to be eager to conduct investigations...

...stimulating intellectual field. What sort of student does it suit and what will you get out of the course? Although GCSE offers a useful background...

...able to choose between two modules that focus on the study of Islam and two modules that examine the philosophy of religion in some depth. The second...

...that underpin the biggest faiths. It offers them the chance to gain knowledge to be able to fully understand the complexity of beliefs and their impact on society...

...opportunity to study some of the fundamental questions which people have always asked about life, such as: Why are we here? How should we behave?...

...AS 3877, A2 7877 What will I study? For both the AS and A2, two complementary areas of study are selected. At AS level, students must opt for one of the following modules...