Government Funded Humanities courses Cambridgeshire

...focusing on topical and controversial issues such as the environment, poverty, racism and war. What is the course content? You will study five modules...

...Art comes from a unique combination of skill, feeling and an aspiration towards some higher goal. You will explore these links and discover how people... Learn about: Art History...

...to explore their interest in English beyond the classroom. Within Voices we currently have the following student-run groups: Creative Fiction Society...

...legends and fables. The kinds of themes that you will study include heroism, slavery, religion, the individual in society, town and country...

...human achievements, religious beliefs, moral values and attitudes and their impact on individuals, groups and whole societies. This course also looks...

...in either American or European history. See each pathway below for details. AS Course Content The AS course comprises two units: Unit 1: American pathway...

...Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and the heroic figures of Homer's epics, Achilles, Odysseus, and Helen of Troy. You will also be introduced to some of the major...

...You will study a variety of complex theories, including those of major philosophers; Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Hume and Mill. We will help you learn...

...phoney arguments and identify examples of convincing reasoning, Is this the right course for me? Students from all disciplines can study Critical Thinking...

...research using a wide variety of materials, including the internet. The course will develop your ability to evaluate viewpoints before making clear and balanced judgments...

...from the fields of arts and media science and technology society and politics business and industry beliefs and values. As well as developing important...

...We hope studying history at BHASVIC will fuel your enthusiasm in a similar way. History is fascinating in its own right, full of intrigue, and stories of heroism...

...into how other subjects work Take part in active teaching methods including vigorous debate. What is the course content? AS Philosophy â€" Introduction to Philosophy...