Politics college courses

...Turnout in General Elections in recent years has been in decline but was very high in the Scottish Referendum – what does that tell us about participation in politics?... Learn about: Political Science, Political Ideas, Political Philosophy...

...communism, liberalism and nationalism. Updated July 2017 Classroom based course. Four units studied, all assessed with an 1.5 hour written examination (May/June)... Learn about: Political Parties, Government Politics...

...will both challenge and enlighten - offering opportunities to broaden their analytical skills. Political theorists explore how and why societies change and develop...

...on a daily basis and be involved in lively classroom discussions. The course gives you a good grounding in how politics operates in the United Kingdom and its system of government... Learn about: Government Politics...

...of the political system of the UK, through the study of two compulsory units. The first focuses on participation and voting behaviour, electoral systems... Learn about: Political Parties, Government Politics...

...Solutions · Tutor support · Core textbook AQA Government & Politics · 12-month service contract (renewable)...

...for those who want to enhance their professional career. Sign up for more information! At AS Level, assessment takes the form of two written examinations...

...or into employment studying for a professional qualification. Humanities courses can offer scope for careers in teaching either as subject specialists... Learn about: Prime Minister, Cabinet and Government, Civil service...

...Unit 1: People and Politics This looks at the key channels of communication between Government and the people. Students have to evaluate existing arrangements...

...journalism, the caring professions, teaching, and a range of management and business areas. You might, of course, also become Prime Minister like History graduate Gordon Brown...

...Barnstaple Length of Study AS Level one year. A Level two years. Entry Requirements Cost Visits to London are usually arranged for which there is an additional...

...Issues explored include: Does our electoral system work? Is there a better system? Why do people vote the way they do? Why are fewer people voting?...

...Year as well as having the opportunity to meet with their local MP. In the A2 year students will be given the opportunity to visit Washington DC in...

...Programme Code: AS3AZ Awarding Body: OCNNWR Related Programme Areas: ACCESS HE SOCIAL SCIENCE PATHWAY Social Policy Who is the programme... Learn about: NHS Training, Social Policy, Political Theory...

...the implications of the UK†s membership of the European Union and make comparisons between the UK and other countries such as the USA. AS Level topics you will study include...

...develop your own views rather than accept the views of others. If you are interested in modern Britain and Europe and if you enjoy discussion and debate... Learn about: Government Politics...

...work by using the UK as an example. You will discover a range of political beliefs that may challenge or support your own ideas. You will learn the variety...

...Many students find the opportunity to investigate the historical and conceptual background to political events a real intellectual stimulation...

...Law and order, the Environment and the Economy Unit 4 The EU institutions, EU policies, the effects of EU membership on the UK, further EU integration and future policy...

...where power lies and how it compares to other political systems. Essential features of the course are: what happened yesterday may well be relevant to any debate in Politics...