Government Funded Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Cambridge

...the afterlife, what they thought beautiful or heroic and how they portrayed evil. Art is often connected with status: of a family, a city or a ruler... Learn about: Art History...

...· Practical skills - you will develop your own skills in acting, directing and also, if you wish, in technical and design skills · Plays - you will study...

...1. Homer's Odyssey and Society You will study Homer's Odyssey, an epic which deals with issues of heroism, adventure, justice and revenge. Assessment...

...new students to take Voices in new directions. · We have a programme of events that take place every Thursday lunchtime. These have included a poetry celebration...

...and the significance of dances. Assessment: written examination 2. Choreography and Performance Section A: Solo Choreography and Performance You will choreograph...

...actor or designer. You will prepare for this part of the exam by undertaking practical explorations of the text. Assessment: examination (60%)...

...why the government has banned smoking in public places and raised the age for buying cigarettes to 18. AS Course Content The AS course comprises two modules...

...teaching and reflecting on your own experiences. AS Course Content The AS course comprises two units: Global Challenges This unit looks at Global Warming...

...Stalin's Russia, 1924-53. How did Stalin use and abuse power during his time as leader of Russia? All students: Mao's China 1949-76. In what ways did Chairman...

...Composing 1 You will study The Language of Western Tonal Harmony and will compose for a combination of instruments. You will also be expected to create a harmony portfolio...

...there is also a substantial written element. AS Course Content 1. Creating Performance You will attend skills-based workshops in the individual art forms...

...reading about complex ideas and concepts and writing both short responses and longer essays containing your own reasoned arguments. AS Course Content Unit...

...the Houses of Parliament and the electoral process, and concepts such as power, democracy and freedom. It is very much about the present, so it is vital...

...in its historical, religious and social context, the types and purposes of Buddhist meditation and key Buddhist teachings. You will also study Ethics...

...methods that sociologists use. You will look at current sociological issues and examples of particular studies that sociologists have conducted...

...urban development in less developed countries and the problems facing urban areas in countries such as the UK. Managing Change in Physical Environments...

...for example, the presence of diverse family forms in Britain today adn changing patterns of marriage and divorce. Education: You will look at the contemporary...