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...study of two further set texts from a range of periods. Unit 4: Practical '". Why study Drama & Theatre studies? Theatre has always satisfied a human...

...amplifiers to make simple sensors. You will learn how audio signals are amplified and how to make oscillators. You will also learn how to analyse and build logic (decision-making)...

...Language and Power, Language and Gender, Language and Technology. This unit is assessed by a two hour examination. Unit 2: Creating Texts In this...

...How has language changed? How do you turn something from one genre into another and write for different audiences? English Language with Literature...

...individual interests and you will be encouraged to follow your own enthusiasms. Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Aspects of Narrative This module is assessed via a two hour written examination...

...scriptwriting, filming and editing. Students have the choice of creating. Why study Film Studies? Film Studies is designed to deepen students' understanding...

...Year 2 (A2). Unit 3: '¢ weather and climate and associated hazards. plate tectonics, volcanoes. Why study Geography? Geography bridges the gap between...

...primary sources - development of ideas, ongoing analysis and review - exploration of media and methods to record information and develop ideas...

...needs of clients and techniques and professional services aimed at meeting those needs. There are two coursework units and one exam unit: communication and values (coursework)...

...and Double students are: '¢ using ICT to communicate. ICT solutions (data analysis). '¢. PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE CANNOT BE TAKEN ALONGSIDE COMPUTING Why...

...of students who wish to continue the study of Mathematics beyond GCSE but for whom AS Mathematics is not immediately appropriate. On successful completion of the course...

...The course is divided into three areas: '¢ core maths '" covering topics from GCSE Maths such as trigonometry, algebra, geometry and a new area...

...algebra, geometry and a new area, calculus - statistics - covering topics from GCSE Maths such as probability, averages, data sets and new areas such...

...Film Scriptwriter to TV Producer to Advertising Copywriter. It is also one of the fastest expanding courses at university. Studying the media gives...

...you to embark upon a language degree or will provide you with valued, advanced language skills to cope in the world of work. What do I study?...

...for nearly all university degree courses. A-level Photography is particularly useful if you wish to study Photography, Film, Video Production...

...Sports Studies and Recreation Management. It is beneficial for students intending to pursue a career in Physiotherapy, especially if combined with Biology...

...Physicists have given us the X-ray machine, the fuel cell, mobile phones, the Hubble space telescope, the microwave oven and the internet. With a knowledge of physics...

...As human beings we have a strong desire to understand why we think and behave as we do. For example, why we forget information, how our body responds to stress...

...Year 2 (A2). Unit 3: Philosophy of Religion - the relationship between faith and reason, religious. Why study Religious Studies? Is there really such a thing as a miracle?...