Social Science college courses

...· Lots of discussions and debates. · Annual tour of Eton College culminating in a discussion with Eton students or participation in a country-wide Sociology...

...2 to achieve the AS level. In the second year you will study units 3 and 4 to complete the full A Level. Unit 1: Acquiring Culture (AS) This unit comprises of two parts...

...a deeper appreciation of the skills, knowledge and understanding of how science works. Develop essential knowledge and understanding of different areas...

...This course aims to give you an understanding of the issues involved and build up the skills. AS/A2 Geography AS/A2 Geography is the study of people...

...Many of the most important issues facing society are economic in nature. The economics courses aim to stimulate your interest in how economies work...

...What is Government & Politics? Why should I study Government & Politics at Cardinal Newman College? Our pass rate for the last three years has been...

...behaviour and include subjects such as sociology and psychology. Economics can be described as the study of how society uses its scarce resources...

...You will be encouraged to see and hear prominent politicians at. AS/A2 Politics AS/A2 Politics is about power and conflict and concerns issues ranging...

...Being able to understand some of the processes behind the changes and being able to predict possible outcomes means that geography students have important...

...regularly gain grades A or B! Will I enjoy Mathematics? Students who have enjoyed the. Why should I study Mathematics at Cardinal Newman? Excellent facilities...

...Combines well with most courses. Anyone who is interested in people and places. Geography combines well with other courses. Not absolutely necessary...

...so you will examine a number of sociological ideas which offer. AS/A2 Sociology AS/A2 Sociology attempts to understand how society works. It examines...

...which helps explain the remarkable variety of landscapes. Geology is the scientific study of the Earth, its origin, its structure and the processes responsible...

...current affairs including global issues during your studies. You will discover fascinating things. Why should I study Sociology at Cardinal Newman?...

...US political parties and pressure groups. In addition. Suitable for: Anyone interested in current affairs and what is happening in the world around...

...you will work in both small and large groups as well as on your own. Information is provided through course. Geography (GCSE) If you are interested in current affairs...

...and Politics at Hills Road: · The main skills the course develops are research and written communication. A balanced handling of political questions will be encouraged...

...Will I enjoy this course? Economics would particularly appeal to those with. What is Economics? Economics is concerned with scarcity and choice of any...

...Anyone who wants to try and understand society and is willing to challenge accepted values and beliefs - including their own! Anyone who wants to try...

...still exist in society. There are two units on this. Sociology (GCSE) GCSE Sociology attempts to understand how society works. It examines how the individual...