Government Funded Geology courses

...What stands out about this course? Geology is a fascinating subject which involves the scientific study of the Earth, its history, composition... Learn about: GCSE Physics... More

...A/S Geology affords candidates the opportunity to study geological processes that operate at and below the Earth's surface, the evidence of past life and the uses made of geological materials. Through this course learners will also cover the processes and products that form our planet and its rocks... More

...AS/A LEVEL GEOLOGY We are the biggest provider of Earth Sciences in the Tees valley area and the only Sixth Form College to offer Geography, Geology... Learn about: Land Use... More

...Geology, the science of the earth, is an interesting and challenging subject that helps understand the physical world in which we live. The subject covers a range of geological processes that operate at, or below, the earth's surface. The AS course covers three main areas of Geology and is ideal... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems... More

... answer is â€-yes†then Geology maybe for you. What can be more relevant to ourselves and our way of life than the very Earth that we live on? Every year... Learn about: Land Use... More

...To be able to: Develop your interest in, and enthusiasm for geology, including developing an interest in further study and careers in geology. Appreciate how society makes decisions about scientific issues and how the sciences contribute to the success of the economy and society. Develop... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology covers work done for Geography at GCSE and Science. Topics include earthquakes, hazards, volcanoes, glaciations, hydrology and rivers systems. The AS course contains work that will help with AS Geography and Environmental Science. The work is about a third practical work. This involves... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology (AS and A Level) Marple only GEOLOGY AS and A Level (WJEC) Campus: Marple (28.07.09) Course overview The study of what the earth is... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems... More

...Why choose Geology? You may choose to study Geology because you are interested in earthquakes and volcanoes and want to know why they occur in some places and not others. You may like dinosaurs and fossils and want to know more about past life on Earth. You may be fascinated by crystals, minerals... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...AS / A2 Geology WHY TAKE GEOLOGY? Geology is an A level science course and combines well with Archaeology, Geography, History and all other Science... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology AS Level Geology involves the study of the processes that operate on or below the Earth's surface and covers a wide range of topics. These... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...The first year is a total Geology Course looking at all the aspects of the subject from plate tectonics, volcanism and earthquakes to the understanding of the processes of rock formation and the use of fossils... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems... More

...Geology is the branch of science concerned with the structure, evolution and dynamics of the Earth. It looks at topics such as plate tectonics, minerals, energy resources, rock forming processes, geological time and geological hazards... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology is the study of the earth. Geologists study the earth and its products to understand the processes that occur on its surface and those acting within it. The AS level is a one-year course involving fieldwork and other practical work. This can be extended to a full A level by continuing... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems... More

...AS/A Level Geology Level: AS/A Level Duration: 2 years Why should I choose this course? I want to try a new subject which is practical and involves... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems... More

...Geology is the study of how the earth works and its composition. A range of teaching methods are used: group work, demonstrations, presentations and short projects using the internet; 'hands on' practical lessons; teacher-led discussions. Fieldwork is an important part of geology... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology covers work done for Geography at GCSE and Science. Topics include earthquakes, hazards, volcanoes, glaciations, hydrology and rivers systems. The AS course contains work that will help with AS Geography and Environmental Science. The work is about a third practical work. This involves... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology (AS and A Level) Marple only GEOLOGY AS and A Level (WJEC) Campus: Marple (28.07.09) Course overview The study of what the earth is... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Land Use... More

...Geology AS/A2 Entry Requirements The course requires no previous knowledge of Geology and you are not expected to have a GCSE in Geology. Science... More

...Geology is the study of Planet Earth. The rocks and fossils beneath our feet contain clues about how the Earth works and indeed how it has changed over the last 4600 million years. Geology offers you the chance to discover for yourself the story of our remarkable planet and will introduce... Learn about: Land Use... More