Geography courses

...human and physical geography. If you choose the sandwich year route of this course, you'll have a work placement between Years 2 and 3. The placement provides... Learn about: Spatial analysis, Human Geography, Environmental Hazards...

...Graduates can also be found working as geography teacher training tutors and PhD students. This programme offers students the opportunity to develop... Learn about: Geography in Education, Ms Word, Issues of Concern...

...changes which are impacting unfairly on people across the globe, and the related international issues of population change and migration. Assessment...

...to manage different areas. It will involve discussion on issues that affect our daily lives such as population growth and change, planning, poverty...

...(Core,20 Credits) Geographies of Development (Core,20 Credits) Geographical Ideas and Practice (Core,20 Credits) Academic Language Skills for Geography... Learn about: Human Geography...

...Updated October 2018 Classroom based with field trips throughout the year. Geography can be studied at university and is also considered a faciliting subject...

...Population - Changing population and its effect on society, managing population growth, migration and urban population change. Glaciation - The landforms...

...offering the opportunity to develop a range of skills including cartographic, numerical, written and research skills. Physical geography is concerned with the earth...

...to continue to study the subject to A /AS Level. The skills developed in this GCSE course will be transferable to an A Level programme. Geography combines...

...hazards and climate change and the impact on world systems. Topic 2: Going Global - the global economy, population dynamics, world cities and urbanisation...

...Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available...

...environmental and human issues. It's an excellent choice for developing skills including IT, research (including fieldwork), analysis, evaluation and decision-making...

...Arts and Science subjects and is, therefore, an ideal subject to study with any combination of subjects. Students studying Geography often have interests...

...hazards and climate change and the impact on world systems. Topic 2: Going Global - the global economy, population dynamics, world cities and urbanisation...

...your geographical skills. You will be able to attend fieldwork, which will contribute to your skills development. The second year of the course looks...

...revised and updated in order to respond to feedback from trainees and mentors and to take account of ongoing government initiatives and legislation...

...The science department has links with Aston University and Coventry University. We support students applying for Masterclassses at universities...

...3. Entry requirements Students are required to have 5 grades A* - C at GCSE, including GCSE grade C in English Language and Maths...

...and analyse complex problems. Your teachers will be able to advise you about university entry and careers of an environmental or geographical nature...

...Hyde Clarendon Start Date: 07/09/2010 Day(s) of Week: MON/THU/FRI Times: - Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers...