Government Funded Social Science courses

...Anyone who wants to try and understand society and is willing to challenge accepted values and beliefs - including their own! Anyone who wants to try...

...Government and Politics You do not need to have studied Government and Politics at GCSE in order to take an AS or Advanced GCE course in the subject...

...poverty and deprivation. Study units include: Changing Physical Environments. Changing. Geography A Level (Level 3) Course Content This two-year course...

...of the diversity of relevant values and attitudes and to. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year START DATE(S) September DAY(S)/TIME(S)...

...between today's citizens and society. You will study a wide range of interesting topics including the. A Level Citizenship Why choose Citizenship?...

...the issues that affect it. The modules in geography cover a wide range of current events. Geography Do you want to study a subject that focuses on...

...an inflation rate target and how does it affect us? What happens to the economy if people decide to spend more? How are we affected by the Chinese and Indian economies?...

...supply and demand and the theory of the firm. The following Economics units include: AS. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S)...

...how firms decide on prices and output levels. By the end of the course students feel that. AS/A Level Economics Why choose Economics? Economics often appeals...

...to have studied Economics at GCSE level prior to this course. The teaching programme is. Economics This course follows the Edexcel syllabus...

...landforms and processes Fieldwork techniques Global systems and global governance 21st century challenges Economic growth and challenge in India Energy challenges and dilemmas...

...supply and demand and the theory of the firm. The following Economics units include: AS. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S)...

...Which people live the longest and why? If any of these questions interest. A Level Geography Why choose Geography? Where is the most hazardous place on earth?...

...The main topics of study are: education, family, research methods, religion, crime and theory. Sociology is a subject that challenges your everyday experiences and expectations...

...prevention or hazard management. You will also learn about the finding and extraction from the earth of vital resources as oil, coal, water and metals...

...Study at AS level will include the nature of democracy and the power of pressure groups. The A2 syllabus. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1...

...to learn to identify your specimens. Whatever your reason, you will be. A Level Geology Why choose Geology? You may choose to study Geology because...

...and keep up to date with national/ international trends. Economics is about choice and the impact of our choices on each other. It relates to every aspect of our lives...

...US politics - electoral processes, the US Constitution, US parties and branches of US government Ideologies such as conservatism, socialism... Learn about: Government Politics, Political Parties...

...Study at AS level will include the nature of democracy and the power of pressure groups. The A2 syllabus. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1...