Government Funded Biology and Biotechnology courses

...You will be learning the main principles and concepts of Biology as well as developing many important scientific and transferable skills. There are three modules in each...

...The majority of students require (and achieve) a grade C in order to meet entry requirements for a variety of University courses. What is the course about?...

...Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers (Aged 16-18) Course Content: Over the course of the AS Level you will study topics...

...then this is the subject for you. It can also lead to academic research posts, for example in pathology or forensic science. Biology The Biology course...

...although it includes some study of other animals and plants. It is suitable for students who are considering a career based on Biology or Human Biology...

...value and responsible use of Biology in society. Data analysis (including use of IT); problem solving; producing balanced ethical arguments... Learn about: Biological molecules, Biology Science, Energy transfers...

...8B101/9B101 Duration: 1 / 2 years SNAB is a course with its own distinctive philosophy that uses a context led approach with topics based on contemporary issues... Learn about: Advanced Biology...

...with the objective of enabling many students to sit the Higher Level exam. Structure of the Course Paper 1 covers the first three modules of the course...

...It suits those with an interest in the study of living organisms, who enjoy carrying out investigations in the laboratory or as fieldwork. AS/A2 Biology...

...solving and to develop practical skills. The subject will encourage an understanding of biological applications and provide scientific training for possible...

...Studying Biology at Cardinal Newman College will give you the expertise and knowledge to understand the world today and to make a difference to tomorrow...

...to ecosystems and it is often in the news headlines. The AQA specification is offered and is suitable for anyone interested in a higher qualification in Biology...

...The course is as diverse as the living world itself. Although you will explore applied topics such as the mode of action of drugs, major causes of human disease...

...A Levels Description: This course is designed to develop your interest in the study of living organisms. It also aims to demonstrate the value and uses of biology in society...

...industrial and environmental contexts. Learn how scientists develop ideas and how these scientific and technical developments relate to ethical issues...

...who have an interest in exploring how living things work and how they impact on each other and everyday life. This is an exciting and fascinating course...

...after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year 2) Course Content Course Content...

...OCR Method of assessment Each year there are two exams and coursework, which involves internal assessment of practical skills. Why choose this course?...

...Please note this will not lead onto AS Biology. What do I study? You learn about the human body and also human reproduction, the growth of the developing baby and basic genetics...

...global diseases and the environment are also studied. Assessment There are four units (two at AS, two at A2) which are externally assessed though written examinations...