Government Funded Humanities courses Surrey

...to develop individual critical awareness. Assessment is by essays, coursework and exam of the set texts. There are plenty of opportunities to attend courses...

...The principal aim of the course is to allow the student to develop their own critical judgement and become well versed in the history of both...

...and develop skills in explaining and resolving dilemmas, where two points of view conflict. You will be asked to discuss the issues raised, to consider...

...You will experience the following activities on the course: Reading original sources in translation and interpreting the writers attitudes. Investigating...

...1871-1914 and anti-Semitism, Hitler and the German People, 1919-45. At A2 level, you will study the crisis of the British Monarchy from 1642 to...

...We look at a variety of interesting topics such as Stalin's Russia, Civil Rights in the USA, how our democratic rights were won and the devastating impact of the Nazi dictatorship...

...videos, classroom presentations and online research. Sociology has a record of excellent results at both AS and A level. Many of our students move on to higher education...

...and develop skills in explaining and resolving dilemmas, where two points of view conflict. You will be asked to discuss the issues raised, to consider...

...we read in the finest poetry is probably not the same kind of language we use in everyday conversation. On this course, we are committed to giving...

...We look at a variety of interesting topics such as Stalin's Russia, Civil Rights in the USA, how our democratic rights were won and the devastating impact of the Nazi dictatorship...

...which includes one unit from Early Modern BritishHistory and one unit from Modern European History. Students can then decide whether to focus on Early Modern Britain...

...embrace the multi-faith nature of British society. Qualification explained A-Level courses are divided into two parts. In the first year you will study...

...David Hume one of the many Philosophers you will learn about. What will I study on this course? AS Level Unit 1: Reason and Experience How do we know what we know?...

...Students must also produce a short creative response for example a review, or an outline pitch to the BBC where you might explain how you would update...

...Students must also produce a short creative response for example a review, or an outline pitch to the BBC where you might explain how you would update...

...around a theme such as entrapment. Here you will also be expected to develop your creative writing skills. In the second year you will study two paired...