Government Funded Humanities courses

...Am I the same person I was ten years ago? Philosophy takes nothing. Philosophy Are you intrigued by these questions? - Why is there something rather than nothing?...

...two part structured question based on stimulus material and covering introductory core. One two. Sociology A Level (Level 3) Course Content This course...

...The programme provides an excellant progression opportunity from GCSE. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S)...

...and the ability to form critical viewpoints and ideas. A Level English Literature Why choose English Literature? This course offers an invitation to discover human experience... Learn about: Communication Skills, Literature Analysis, Literature Study...

...strong in combination with Film Studies. Specifically the course is designed for those who wish to write for a career. The course presents the opportunity... Learn about: English Language...

...5th century BC and the government and politics of ancient Sparta. Updated October 2018 Gower College Swansea offers a Foundation Degree in English and History... Learn about: Ancient History...

...focussing mainly on political philosophy. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S) September DAY(S)/TIME(S)...

...(Modern History course). or. (ii) Sixteenth/seventeenth century British A Level History Why choose History? Not to know what took place before you...

...on the course we look at the First World War through novels, plays and poetry. When is war acceptable? What is the human cost? These are issues relevant...

...with their gods and heroes, myths and legends, which was their history. Topics you will study include: Greek Epic - Homer’s Iliad, looking at the epic...

...focussing mainly on political philosophy. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S) September DAY(S)/TIME(S)...

...on the biggest issues of our lives. You also have the opportunity to learn what other. A Level Philosophy and Ethics Why choose Philosophy and Ethics?...

...show initiative and be prepared to discuss and debate. History is the study of change over time - however, is change the result of the efforts of leading individuals...

...in class enables students to develop an analytical approach to the past. We follow the WJEC exam board specification. The topics studied...

...The coursework folder comprises writing on a Shakespeare play, modern short stories and two. MODE OF STUDY PT FE LEVEL 2 DURATION 1 year START DATE(S)...

...You will be able to engage in lively discussion and form your own judgements. A Level Religious Studies Why choose Religious Studies? Religious Studies...

...to substantiated judgments which are evidence based, yet unique in their own right. Entry requirements A minimum of a five GCSEs at grades A*-C is required...

...AS candidates complete two options: Unit 1 - Introduction to Eastern Religions: Buddhism The Life of the Buddha Key Buddhist Concepts (karma... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...as a one year AQA English Literature AS course and a two year English Literature A level course. AS level forms the first year of the A level course...

...Why do girls get better exam results than boys? Why do 50,000 people in the world die of poverty. A Level Sociology Why choose Sociology? Sociology...