Social Science college courses

...to learn to identify your specimens. Whatever your reason, you will be. A Level Geology Why choose Geology? You may choose to study Geology because...

...and keep up to date with national/ international trends. Economics is about choice and the impact of our choices on each other. It relates to every aspect of our lives...

...Study at AS level will include the nature of democracy and the power of pressure groups. The A2 syllabus. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1...

...US politics - electoral processes, the US Constitution, US parties and branches of US government Ideologies such as conservatism, socialism... Learn about: Political Parties, Government Politics...

...issues and an understanding of the decisions that affect our lives and how and why they are. A Level Politics Why choose Politics?...

...and international relations and be prepared to discuss and debate ideas. Throughout the course students will be expected to cover an array of topics which...

...be taught within four modules with an emphasis on independant learning. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S)...

...Assessment is through external exams, with internal tests and mock exams. A sociology student will develop the skills appropriate for university and...

...Learners should be able to develop both knowledge and understanding of contemporary geographical concepts together with transferable skills that will enable...

...(a one-year course) and A level (a two-year course). The AS course forms the first year of the A level course. If students wish to obtain an A level...

...be taught within four modules with an emphasis on independant learning. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S)...

...What you need to know How will I study? A/S Geology consists of three units: Global tectonics investigates: Earth structure, earthquakes, continental drift...

...Entry requirements Entry requirements include five A*-C grade GCSEs in English Language(grade B required) and Mathematics. You should have at least a grade... Learn about: English Language, Government Politics...

...(2-year course) and AS-level (1-year course). Specification (syllabus): Edexcel. The AS-level forms the first year of the A-level course...

...You will gain a number of skills whilst studying Geography which encompass aspects of. AS & A2 Level Geography About the Course Subject A Levels Study...

...Studying Economics offers a fascinating challenge as it allows you to consider the topical and controversial issues of the day in a lively and analytical...

...issues throughout their studies. Entry requirements You need five GCSEs at grade C or above, including Maths at grade C and English Language at grade...

...GEOLOGY AS / A LEVEL Geology is the study of the earth. Geologists study the earth and its products to understand the processes that occur on its surface...

...Government & Politics may be studied as an AS Level in year one, with. the option of continuing in. AS & A2 Level Government & Politics About the Course...

...democracy, justice, power and participation. Students studying Law, Public Services, Sociology or Politics will find the course of particular interest and relevance...