Esher College courses

...budgeting and sources of finance as well as considering social accounting issues. How is the course assessed? Assessment is by written examination...

...This unit focuses on the insular and idiosyncratic city-state of Sparta who spurned the intellectual and artistic pursuits of the other Greek poleis...

...of the students' personal experience, rather than that which is the outcome of a tightly designed brief. It is both a form of communication as well...

...the ability to analyse and plan a strategy for creative problem solving, and developing an awareness of art and design history as a source of inspiration for individual...

...How is the course assessed? 20% coursework: In the first year you write a report on a visit to a site of biological interest; in the second year you carry...

...Unit Three examines the strategies multinational businesses may adopt to achieve their objectives. Unit Four assesses the impact of economic...

...You will also study the chemistry of fuels and the contribution that chemists make to the development of better and greener fuels; how the halogens...

...The study of Classical Civilisation encourages you to develop the critical and evaluative skills which will enable you to study a wide range of disciplines in Higher Education...

...general problem solving, algorithmic / mathematical reasoning and scientific / engineering based thinking. This is a stimulating course in which you will be thinking innovatively...

...of design and you will take on the role of a professional designer through a mixture of set and self-generated projects giving you a wide portfolio...

...come in to speak to the students and assist in some of the design activities...

...It is designed to deepen your understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of theatre and theatre visits are an integrated and key part of the course. Exam Board... Learn about: Theatre Studies...

...trip abroad to a major European city. Do I need to do A level Maths with Economics? No, you can study Economics at A level without A level Maths...

...building from their first vocal noises to their first words, utterances and conversations. Another aspect of development is considered in the study... Learn about: Listening Skills, English Language, English Conversation...

...You will study a unit called either Elements of the Gothic or Elements of the Pastoral. You will study three texts, at least one written between 1300 and...

...to consider a wide range of environmental issues and develop skills of critical analysis. Sufficient scientific knowledge is developed to allow a...

...Design or Textiles is also required. Students with no previous experience in these areas must see the Head of Department. What extra support / enrichment...

...we celebrate student achievement with the Esher Oscars and a post-Oscars party. What is the difference between Film Studies and Media Studies?...

...It is well documented that language graduates have one of the highest employment rates and that employers value the transferable skills which study of a language provides...

...and Arts A level and therefore complements a wide variety of subjects. If your particular interest is environmental geography you should consider taking science A levels...