Humanities college courses

...broad combination but a real challenge in both areas, and will extensively develop students language skills English Language and Literature AS/A2 Entry...

...Year 2 (A2). Unit 3: Philosophy of Religion - the relationship between faith and reason, religious. Why study Religious Studies? Is there really such a thing as a miracle?...

...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...

...Those who wish to follow an advanced study of history as a move towards further academic study or anyone interested in studying for pleasure the social...

...The course encourages students to: Understand. Critical Thinking AS/A2 Entry Requirements You need the normal college entry requirements for an AS programme...

...benefiting from a modern learning resource centre. Suitable For: English Literature is for anyone who enjoys reading and lively debate. Application Method...

...Would you like to explore the worlds of Ancient Greece and Rome? Do you ever wonder where the origins of our modern western civilisations...

...Those who wish to follow an advanced study of history as a move towards further academic study or anyone interested in studying for pleasure the social...

...vision of Rome against the challenge posed by the ambitions of Pompey, Julius. Classical Civilisation AS/A2 Entry Requirements No previous knowledge of this subject is necessary...

...people and the way past events have shaped the modern world. You should also be able to think critically and develop arguments based on carefully selected...

...Do you enjoy discussing the books you have read and the ideas they raise? Do you want to learn more about good writing and explore a range of authors...

...so it has something of interest for everyone! USEFUL SKILLS & INTERESTS Being able to critically evaluate texts and interpretations of archaeological sites...

...and the evidence as to settlement, social organisation and material culture will also be. Archaeology AS/A2 Entry Requirements Archaeology requires a multidisciplinary...

...Application Method: Application followed by individual interview Content / Overview: Sociology gives you a different outlook on your everyday world...

...one particular view rather than another. It is a subject that can be usefully divided into six major branches: · Logic - how do we/should we think...

...from very different times and places and it involves studying the writing and ideas of some of the most creative and original users of the language...

...the Roman occupation and Medieval period to the Industrial Revolution and 20th. An Introduction to Archaeology Duration 10 Weeks Course content If you have seen Time...

...different aspects of narrative, and approaches to the critical study of. AS Level English Literature (OCR) You will study a range of novels...

...Religious Studies deals with some of the most fundamental questions of life and looks at the answers that different religious traditions and philosophers have given...

...History is the study of the past, a subject that records and interprets past events involving human beings. This is done by analysing evidence from...