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- A Level
- Bexhill-on-sea
- 2 Years
...Ancient Greek influences on philosophy of religion. Religious Studies AS/A2 (Buddhism & Philosophy Of Religion) Entry Requirements A grade C or above in English...
- A Level
- Lewes
- 1 Year
...At A2 Level the following modules will be offered: Moral Philosophy, Political Philosophy, and John Stuart Mills On Liberty as a Set Text. Philosophy AS and A2 Subject category...
- GCSE
- Stockton-on-tees
- 1 Year
...internet and other sources, but you will also be given a set of printed notes. The coursework consists of a piece of your own research on an area in which...
- Vocational qualification
- Margamandanother venue.
...e.g. nuclear, single parent, diversity, etc. and problems of the family, such as, family violence. AS/A Level Sociology Course Description This course consists of two units...
- A Level
- Bexhill-on-sea
- 2 Years
...led to revolution and the emergence of Lenin and the Communist state. In addition. History (Modern) AS/A2 Entry Requirements Students do not need to...
- A Level
- Lewes
- 1 Year
...such as war and peace and business morality issues. A2 builds on AS work, developing higher level skills in discussion of issues such as the afterlife...
- A Level
- Peterlee
- 2 Years
...dramatic comedies Unit 2: This will include the study of two novels taken from the supernatural genre Component 3: Post-2000 Specified Poetry and Victorian...
- A Level
- Barrow-in-furness
- 2 Years
...connections between texts, considering other readers'. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE English Literature Entry Requirements Grade C or above in...
- A Level
- Bexhill-on-sea
- 2 Years
...Unit 2: God and the world (the problem of evil and related issues); the debate over. Philosophy AS/A2 Entry Requirements A grade C in English as a minimum...
- Vocational qualification
- Pontypoolandanother venue.
- Crosskeys
...This course would be of interest to those who enjoy studying other cultures and religions. There is an emphasis on the meaning and significance of human...
- A Level
- Peterlee
- 2 Years
...Exam Unit 2: Depth Study Option 2C.2: Russia in Revolution, 1894—1924 Assessment: Exam What is it worth? Unit 1: 30% A Level / 60% AS Level Unit...
- A Level
- Barrow-in-furness
- 2 Years
...for rebellion against the British Empire? Who considered the. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE History (16th Century) Entry Requirements Students wishing...
- A Level
- Bexhill-on-sea
- 2 Years
...at the Battle of Hastings form a key element of study along with an examination of the. History (Medieval) AS/A2 Entry Requirements Students do not...
- A Level
- Tiverton
- 1 Year
...and this can be expected to cost up to or, depending on the editions, may even exceed 20. The. English Literature/Language A Level Prospectus Code (FTT66)...
- A Level
- Grays
- 2 Years
...The second year will involve the study of two further topic areas. Why study Classical Civilisation? Do you know your Roman heroes from your Greek gods?...
- A Level
- Barrow-in-furness
- 2 Years
...treat the subject as an academic discipline by developing knowledge. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Religious Studies Entry Requirements There are...
- A Level
- Bexhill-on-sea
- 2 Years
...of others and of the world. AS: Year 1. Unit 1: Through studying two novels and two. English Literature AS/A2 Entry Requirements English at GCSE Level grade C or above...
- A Level
- Holywood
...Why do some individuals commit crimes? Is religion just the opinion of the masses'? Sociology is about ideas, evidence and argument. Students do not require...
- A Level
- Grays
- 2 Years
...councils and Parliaments will all be studied as will England's. Why study History? History is all about people, real people. If you like people...
- A Level
- Farnborough
- 2 Years
...you have ever wondered about life, the universe and everything? Just what is Stonehenge? What was it for? Who built it and why? If the idea of finding...