Government Funded Humanities courses

...They will be encouraged to examine the historical and social context in which the texts were produced and to see that there are different ways of reading...

...Religion • The concept of God • Arguments for the existence of God • Religious Language Year 2 A2 Ethics • Ethical Theory: Utilitarianism, Deontology...

...Students must also produce a short creative response for example a review, or an. English Literature Qualification: AS/A Level EDEXCEL 8/9ET01 Duration...

...of units of study from the recent and less recent past, including British and world history. AS Level (year one) Unit One (exam) This unit looks at the issues of power...

...attitudes and beliefs that shaped the two superpowers of the twentieth century. After a study of the events and aftermath of the 1917 Russian revolutions...

...During the program you will study different subjects which are deemed to be useful for those who want to enhance their professional career. Sign up for more information!... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...Here you will also be expected to develop your creative writing skills. In the second. English Language & Literature Qualification: AS/A Level EDEXCEL 8ELO1...

...of units of study from the recent and less recent past, including British and world history. AS Level (year one) Unit One (exam) This unit looks at the issues of power...

...have to say on these issues and what the criticisms are. Philosophy AS/A2 Level - Two-year course Philosophy is the investigation of some of the vital...

...The course covers the following topics: Greek and Roman Women: their lifestyles and treatment by men! Roman Architecture and Town planning: Why did the Romans build the Colosseum?...

...The three areas studied are Henry VIII: Authority, Nation and Religion, 1509-40 Luther, Lutheranism and the German Reformation, 1517 55 The European witchcraze...

...(year one) Unit One : Philosophy of Religion In this unit you will examine: Ancient Greek influences on religious philosophy (e.g. the thinking of Plato and Aristotle)...

...investigate and evaluate the fundamental beliefs and values of religion and society. It encourages the ability to express an informed and scholarly opinion on a range of issues...

...the course separate from a language side. Indeed, just like English Literature, a significant part of the course engages with modern and classical fiction...

...some 19th Century poetry about anger and two 20th Century novels about the future." A Levels - Tutorials - A2 Level A2 English Literature(2010/2011)...

...(year one) Unit One : Philosophy of Religion In this unit you will examine: Ancient Greek influences on religious philosophy (e.g. the thinking of Plato and Aristotle)...

...It considers how different readers have brought different meanings to texts and encourages students. English Literature AS/A2 English Literature is the study of plays...

...supremacy and the struggle for stability, equality and rights. All the modules have a common theme dealing with the struggles of governments and peoples to...

...in the Spring Term, a visit to a Conference in Manchester and two students visit. A Level in History Course Code: JL0001MQ/1A Category: AS/A2 Level Centre...

...influence on the modern world, which is perhaps why, though very different to life today, the world of the Greeks and Romans still feels oddly familiar... Learn about: Classical Dance, Theatre Studies, Classical Music...