Government Funded Economics courses

...Economics helps you understand what's really happening in the news. The course covers issues such as the environment, poverty, the impact of tourism and the...

...of both branches of the subject. · EC2 Competitive Behaviour, Macroeconomics and Globalisation (I) · EC3 Competitive Behaviour, Macroeconomics and Globalisation (II)...

...or AAT. Employment-progress to anything (media). Possible Subject Combinations This course combines well with a variety of other Advanced Level courses...

...modules in the first year and two in the second; each is an examined unit. Why choose this course? The concepts and ideas you will study on this course affect every individual...

...such as poverty, employment, international trade and prices. What will I be doing? Year 1 - AS Level Unit 1: Markets in Action Unit 2: The National & International...

...of Western Europe has a single currency, then you have been asking some of the questions which Economics will attempt to answer. You will study a range...

...Applies to :School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...to students who are seeking a relevant and intellectually stimulating subject. Economists investigate not only issues such as unemployment, economic growth and development...

...AS One year / A2 One additional year Qualification: Advanced Level GCEs (AS/A2) Description of course: The course is structured as three compulsory units...

...A Level Economics will enable you to gain a thorough understanding of economic concepts and theories through a critical consideration of current economic issues...

...earning and spending money or the production and consumption of wealth. There is some description of how the economy works, studies of various theories...

...in that probably no student will have studied it before starting the AS course. The course will give you two main things: knowledge about the content...

...September 2010 Qualification: AS and A level Awarded By: OCR Introduction to course Are you interested in Third World poverty, the environment...

...s are constantly making economic decisions which affect all our living standards. Government chooses whether to spend more on areas like education...

...study includes competitive markets and how they work, as well as the national and international economy. In year two (A2), study includes the economics...

...Edexcel - Syllabus: AS Level (8121), A Level (9121) About the subject The syllabus attempts to introduce students to the key concepts and theories of modern economics...

...Issues about taxation are discussed. Why was the Poll Tax such a failure, is the Council Tax any better, should the rich pay more than the...

...It is a social science, halfway between the arts and the sciences. It is a subject based on theories which are then applied to a wide range of everyday examples...

...September DAY(S)/TIME(S) OFFERED Students can expect to be involved in learning activities across most days of the week between 9.00am and 5.00pm TOTAL...

...Edexcel - Syllabus: AS Level (8121), A Level (9121) About the subject The syllabus attempts to introduce students to the key concepts and theories of modern economics...