A Level Social Science Hampshire

...or choose Life Science. * Animal behaviour. * Art. * Design. * English Literature. * Film Studies. * Human Science. * Marketing. * Modern History...

...In some form or other it is always in the news. If you are interested in finding answers to these questions and developing your knowledge and analytical...

...for one year and the evening course runs on Thursday evenings from 17.00 until 21.00 for two years. For the most able learners there is an intensive route...

...This course will provide an introduction into how markets and economies work and fail and the problems and solutions that are used to make them operate more efficiently...

...or choose Life Science. * Animal behaviour. * Art. * Design. * English Literature. * Film Studies. * Human Science. * Marketing. * Modern History...

...The vast majority of students studying Politics have no previous experience of the subject. The teaching programme and course syllabus take this into account...

...Macroeconomicsis the study of the economy as a whole, including inflation, unemployment, economic growth and international trade. Economics complements...

...units3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced Level. Unit 1: Global Challenges You will study the meaning, causes, impacts and management of global challenges...

...in social sciences * The relationship between law, society and ethics Culture, Arts and Humanities: * Religious belief and experience, and connections...

...cover a wide range of current events and world problems such as the effects of natural hazards, global warming, migration and the plight of refugees...

...relating to everyday issues including health, drugs, politics, the environment, education, entertainment, human rights, civil responsibility and technology...

...Unit 2: Governing the UK This unit introduces students to the major governmental processes within the UK including the role of Parliament, the role...

...A2 Level Studies these global themes in more detail. Unit 3 includes six topics: Energy Security, Water Conflicts, Biodiversity under Threat...

...level prior to this course. The teaching programme is designed to progress from elementary ideas to more advanced concepts at a steady...

...global interdependence and hazard management. You will develop essential skills for university and future employment including literacy, numeracy...

...popular culture from clubbing to mosh pits, mainstream culture, how the media constructs identity, consumerism and the changing identity, status...

...* Political Parties - how are they organised and what are their policies? * Elections - how do they work and what factors influence people†s voting?...

...wake of such disasters we must also consider the reasons for the attacks. Global inequalities and poverty deny billions of people the kind of citizensâ€...

...Most of these will be related to the happenings and events of the UK, which connect with the first year of the course. Methods of Teaching You will develop...

...* Proud to be Muslim? * How accurate is the portrayal of young people on TV? * What†s wrong with being a chav? * Computer games - saddo or cool?...