Government Funded Humanities courses Hampshire

...In Year 1 you will study units 1 and 2 for the AS Level. In Year 2 you will take units 3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced Level. Unit 1: Introduction...

...actual activities related to such beliefs. Who built Stonehenge and Avebury? What were they for and why did so many people want to be buried near them?...

...The papers are for the duration of 1 hour and 30 minutes, candidates answer two questions on each paper. Each paper makes up 50% of the AS grade...

...of our modern way of life. WHAT WILL I BE STUDYING ON THE COURSE? The AS units are: · Homer†s Iliad - a study of Ancient Greek History through a reading...

...also draws on wider reading within a specified area which for us will be the Victorians. Creative Study (20% of A level mark, 40% of AS) - for this...

...if anything is wrong? e.g. is polygamy wrong? · Political Philosophy - should there be a state in control of parts of my life, and, if so, how much control?...

...WHAT WILL I BE STUDYING ON THE COURSE? You will be looking at two main areas of thought: · The Philosophy of Religion - asks such questions...

...gender, ethnicity and age on social relationships. The focus of the course will be the UK, but references will be made to other cultures as...

...of Life after Death and the nature and value of human life. The Religious Studies A level requires you to consider religious belief and practice with...

...To study Philosophy means asking awkward questions about even the most apparently obvious things, so that we can become clearer about what, if anything...

...The department has a strong reputation for offering enjoyable lessons that also stretch each student, aiming to ensure that everyone achieves their full exam potential...

...about 2000BCE to the 4th Century AD. From Greek architecture through to the rise and fall of Rome, for the next two years you'll be able to delve...