Science college courses in Cambridge

...level or to progress directly into employment in a scientific or technical setting. What will I study? The transition course will give you a number...

...Students will usually take Module 1 in November, Module 3 in March and the exam in June. All modules have both a calculator and non caculator paper...

...stem cells, biodiversity, natural selection, classifictaion, plant transport and plant products. Assessment: examination% 3. Practical Biology and Research...

...All modules have both a calculator and non caculator paper. Learning Outcomes p>The course is modular in nature allowing each curriculum area to be broken...

...and new ideas will be built up from these practical investigations. AS Course Content The AS course comprises three units: 1. Chemistry for Life This unit has two components...

...either in a professional capacity or as an informed member of society. Students will learn to analyse and evaluate information in an objective way and to draw their own conclusions... Learn about: Human Biology...

...Mathematics All students would benefit from the Use of Mathematics course as it deals with the study of real-world situations. Please note that it is...

...ample opportunity to do so. · Outside speakers, visits and opportunities to take part in national competitions. · Splendid accommodation, including a lecture...

...Mathematics for two years. Students considering this as a fourth subject, or to give them a mix of subjects, are advised to consider Use of Mathematics AS level instead...

...· Opportunities to use graphical calculators and computers to help you develop your mathematical understanding · Extra-curricular programme including trips...

...Some students take this as a fifth course in Year 12, and as a fourth in Year 13 only if they are sure they will take a Mathematical path after Long...

...Resources and Facilities · A purpose built mathematics centre with teaching rooms grouped around a resource area containing 11 networked computers with...

...your studies in Chemistry or Biology, please note that you need to have achieved a Grade B in GCSE Mathematics to follow these two courses. In addition...

...developments as well as giving a sound foundation in the fundamentals of the subject. · A very high proportion of students progress to courses in science...

...waves and quantum physics. As well as being able to explain some intriguing ideas about some fascinating phenomena, after studying this module...

...C at school are expected to take this course. The GCSE is modular, so you can concentrate on one topic at a time, and it is possible to resit the module exams if necessary...

...motors and generators and the life history of stars. You will find out how ultrasound is used in a hospital and why vases tend to have wide bases and narrow necks... Learn about: GCSE Physics...