Geography college courses

...Course Content There are many good reasons for studying Geography: You will enjoy it! You will explore our exciting world and our dynamic societies...

...Student who have a high level of commitment and enjoy different aspects of fieldwork will find this course highly enjoyable and enlightening. Dedicated...

...after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year 2) Course Content Course Content...

...and no coursework. If you go on to do A2 then you will be required to do a piece of coursework. Why choose this course? It allows you to look at those...

...subject explores a range of real life topics and issues such as the global challenge of climate, water conflicts and the development gap. The new...

...Extreme Weather and Rebranding Places. A2 This is made up of the 2 AS units plus two more, which are studied at a higher level. Unit 3 Contested Planet...

...Geography at Paston is designed to have wide appeal and it is not essential to have taken GCSE Geography. You will learn how human activity affects the natural environment...

...and no coursework. If you go on to do A2 then you will be required to do a piece of coursework. Why choose this course? It allows you to look at those...

...Human geography topics include global population change and its implications for global resource management. In each area of study you will consider...

...clearly structured and understandable with an emphasis on clarity and variety. Above all the course is designed to allow students to pass, and pass...

...which include climate change, tectonics and hydrology, and human environments, which include population and settlement change. A2 takes an enquiry approach...

...Possible Subject Combinations AS/A2 Geography combines well with Mathematics and any other Science or Arts subjects. Extra Curricular Activities All students...

...It is concerned with where and why things are located as they are. It is concerned with the patterns of phenomena and the processed that create...

...with matters that concern each and every one of us. Prepare to work diligently over the two years; to secure high grades. It will involve you in understanding...

...Why do children starve in a world of plenty? What will the outline of Britain look like if sea levels rise due to global warming? Why are the tropical...

...in your geography course. Geography is a broad subject that bridges social and physical sciences. Field trips to rivers, coastlines and city centres...

...AS: Global Challenges investigates the meaning, causes, impacts and management of global issues such as climate change, hazard zones, globalisation and migration...

...What will I do on this course? A residential field trip is an important part of this course. It provides you with valuable first-hand experience of geography...

...for the environment and an interest in current affairs. You will find out about people, places, natural landscapes and coastal processes. You will...

...Two hours. structured short and extended questions and an essay. Unit 4: 20% of total A level. 1 hour 30 minutes (a) structured short and extended questions...