Geography A Level Level 3, Full Time, 2 years 3

City College Norwich

A Level

In Norwich

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Description

  • Type

    A Level

  • Location

    Norwich

Entry Requirements

Applicants should also have a minimum of six GCSEs at grades 9-4, including GCSE English Language and GCSE Maths. Students do not need to have completed GCSE Geography, however if it has been taken, a minimum of a 5 should have been achieved.

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Location

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Norwich (Norfolk)
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Ipswich Road, NR2 2LJ

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About this course

Career Progression

Geography can also help you move on to a variety of careers, such as; conservation and environmental management, town planning, teaching or international development. The skills gained from A Level Geography would be useful if you are planning to seek employment or work in the voluntary sector on conservation and humanitarian projects.

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Course programme

Summary

Geography is the study of the world around us. Through your A Level studies, you will learn the theoretical basis of physical and human geography. This will enable you to identify how people and the environment interact, and the issues that arise from these interactions such as sustainability, globalisation and climate change. During the course we will cover the following content:

  • Physical geography:
    Water and Carbon Cycles,
    Glacial Landscapes,
    Hazardous Earth,
  • Human geography:
    Diseases,
    Migration,
    Human Rights,
    Urban Change,
  • Geography investigation and Geographical
    skills: fieldwork Investigation of data
    collected in the field; cartographic,
    graphical, statistical and ICT skills.

Additional information

Progression An A Level in Geography could lead on to a related degree, but the skills you will learn such as thinking and writing clearly and logically and interpreting different kinds of data will be useful in a wide range of other subjects. Geography is identified by selective universities as one of the subjects they prefer applicants to have studied at A Level.

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