Geography college courses

...evolution and dynamics of the Earth and with the exploitation of its mineral and energy resources in a sustainable way. The questions you will look at include...

...Geology is an excellent supporting subject for Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics and Geography. Career Prospects This Earth Science offers...

...Help and support We also support you through the university application process with tutorials. These are designed to offer guidance and support throughout the learning process... Learn about: Environmental Science...

...but here are a few that students mention: because you have an interest in the physical aspects of Geography but have not enjoyed human Geography...

...are interested in earthquakes and volcanoes and want to know why they occur in some places and not others. You may like dinosaurs and fossils and...

...minerals; rocks and fossils; plate tectonics; earthquakes; volcanoes; geological time; structural geology and geological hazards, including landfill and waste disposal...

...minerals, energy resources, rock forming processes, geological time and geological hazards. Duration: One year for AS Level, two years for...

...All three subjects are:- taught in designated classrooms and well equipped teaching laboratory taught from scratch- no prior knowledge is assumed...

...Geology, the science of the earth, is an interesting and challenging subject that helps understand the physical world in which we live. The subject covers...

...millions of years ago, must be obtained, analysed and compared with things happening today. Geology may study old things, but in many ways it is a new science...

...OCR - Syllabus: AS Level (3884), A Level (7884) About the subject Geology covers work done for Geography at GCSE and Science. Topics include earthquakes...

...and many students have also set up their own businesses and enterprise projects. -> A Level Geography AS and A Levels Location Start Date Day Time... Learn about: Full Time, Quality Training...

...and those acting within it. The AS level is a one-year course involving fieldwork and other practical work. This can be extended to a full A level by continuing...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades - must include C in any Science Subject. Head of Department: Miss Mandy Winstanley Course assessment...

...OCR - Syllabus: AS Level (3884), A Level (7884) About the subject Geology covers work done for Geography at GCSE and Science. Topics include earthquakes...

...Geology will develop your interest in and enthusiasm for further study and careers in geology. It will develop essential knowledge and understanding...

...rocks and fossils Learning about Plate Tectonics, Global Geology and Earthquakes Finding out about Volcanoes and the uses of Geology Field visits to places like the Lake District...

...also investigate how to predict what will happen to our planet in the future. AS Level (year one) At AS you will study the Earths global structure...

...the study of minerals, rocks, fossils and earth structure Practical Geology - understanding geological maps Geology and the Environment - looking at...

...and a further three for the full A Level. The course explores most of the major areas of geology. Units cover rocks, minerals, fossils, structures...