Courses in Grays

...decision maths '" covering areas such as networks and shortest. Why study Mathematics? If you enjoy Maths, particularly the logical processes of algebra and problem solving...

...calculus. statistics '" covering topics from GCSE Maths such as probability, averages, data sets and new areas such as the normal distribution and discrete random variables...

...Television, New Digital Media, Film, Radio and Newspapers analysing how they communicate with their target audience. Students will also examine how individuals...

...Unit 1: Listening, Reading and Writing (May of year 1) Unit 2: Speaking (discussion based on AS topic areas) (May of year 1) Unit 3: Listening...

...exploring two dimensional visual language (shape, pattern, texture, tone, form etc), research relevant photographers' work to inform their own practice...

...where you will develop your skills in two activities. The rest of the time will be classroom-based but, wherever possible, theory will always be related to sporting situations...

...Pharmacy and the energy, water and communications industries. Additionally, the scientific knowledge gained is useful in fields such as Journalism or the legal profession...

...Research Methods : What research methods are used in Psychology. How an investigation is designed and presented. Unit 2: Biological Psychology...

...Religion, Art and the Media - nature and purpose of religious art, role of comedy in religion, cyber-religion. Assessment: External exam '" 1¼ hours...

...The course has a vocational context built into content of units; the units are designed to be relevant to local/national employers. Students have a...

...Politics or the Environment. We aim to get you thinking about Science itself, how it is represented in the media, and how Science is used and evaluated by society...

...this will study the topic of crime and deviance. Unit 4: Exploring Social Inequality and Difference- this is a synoptic paper, encouraging students...

...Statistics is embedded in a large number of degree courses such as Business, Geography, Economics, Law, Management, Medicine, Science and Psychology...

...wide range of pressing environmental issues that we face. You will learn to evaluate the scientific, ethical and socio-political aspects of these issues...

...(four core units and fourteen specialist units). All units will be assessed through an assignment. Core units: - Explore Business Activity...

...There are eighteen units to study over the two years. This consists of ten core units and eight specialist units. The core units include: - Equal opportunities...

...You will gain a deeper understanding of the workings of media industries and there will be many opportunities to develop individual skills using industry standard resources...

...The Sound and Music Industry - Listening Skills for Musicians - Sound Recording Techniques - Planning a Music Recording - Creating and Marketing a Music...

...to make your own arrangements for transport...

...study eighteen units in total. Six core units: - Fundamentals of Science - Working in the Science Industry - Scientific Investigation - Scientific Practical Techniques...