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- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...to smoke or take drugs will be debated as well as whether the government should pay for education and a National Health Service. A2 Economics Issues...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...may fit around your work, domestic or other commitments. Who is this course for? The Sociology route is for those who wish to progress onto social science...
- A Level
- London
- Different dates available
...a degree course later on. This course is normally studied in addition to other A-Level courses. What are the entry requirements? You will need at least...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...You may choose three of these specialist modules, dependent on your future subject interests at University: Psychology Human biology Sociology of health...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...This unit has two assessment components: one is a researched coursework report and the second is a written assessment. A number of options can be taken...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...and flexible day or evening attendance patterns which may fit around your work, domestic or other commitments. Who is this course for? The Sociology route...
- A Level
- London
- Different dates available
...a degree course later on. This course is normally studied in addition to other A-Level courses. What are the entry requirements? You will need at least...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...A-Level Intensive Government & Politics Course Description People and politics Governing the UK International politics - key themes, extended themes...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...Other Interests in Politics If you are interested in an area of politics that is not taught on the course, such as international relations; the department...
- A Level
- Croydon
- 1 Year
...will have met one of the following entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A-C including English Language; or students who achieved at least a merit in...
- A Level
- Barnet
...Why do girls do better in the education system than boys? Why do some engage in criminal activity? Sociology seeks to propose explanations for such changes...
- A Level
- London
- 1 Year
...Culture and identity; families and households; wealth, poverty and welfare. Education; health; sociological methods. Beliefs in society; global development...
- A Level
- London
- 2 Years
...A variety of teaching methods are used including class discussion, note-taking, group work, presentations, reading texts, dvds and independent research activities...
- A Level
- Croydon
- 1 Year
...the FEES page on the website TOTAL OVERSEAS FEE For information on fees please see the FEES page on the website AWARDING/VALIDATION BODY WJEC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS...
- A Level
- Barnet
...of government and the UK economy. In Theme 3 and Theme 4 students will explore how businesses grow and compete, the labour market and how the government...
- A Level
- Hackney
- September
...Higher Education or employment in areas including: Law, Politics, Sociology, Criminology,... Where do I go if I have further questions? Prospective students... Learn about: IT for adults...
- A Level
- London
- 2 Years
...to smoke or take drugs will be debated as well as whether the government should pay for education and a National Health Service. A2 Economics Issues...
- A Level
- Croydon
- 1 Year
...will have met one of the following entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A - C including English Language at grade C;or Students who achieved at least...
- A Level
- Barnet
...on how progress ought to be made. The study of politics therefore demands reasoned debate over different interpretations of political theory...
- A Level
- Tottenham
- 2 Years
...You will learn to develop qualities and attitudes which will equip them for the challenges, opportunities and responsibilities of adult and working...