Humanities Courses North Yorkshire

...jealousy, ambition, power, corruption, conflict, violence, vice, horror and adventure. You will explore a range of novels, plays and poetry to discover...

...The Kabala will be touched upon as will the relationship of the Tarot to Astrology and is significance. Use of the card including cutting, spreads... Learn about: Card Reading...

...from the Renaissance to the present, and with journalism, film, television, and digital media, you will reflect on the potential of language to shape...

...part of the enrolment process. English is arguably the most important GCSE subject, being a necessary requirement for most Further and Higher Education courses... Learn about: English Language...

...1509-40. A2 - Year 2 Unit 3: Protests, Crisis and Rebellion in England, 1536-88. Unit 4: Coursework. Modern History AS - Year 1 Unit 1: From Second Reich to Third Reich...

...You will analyse the developments in societies and the parallels with the beliefs that the communities adopted. You will look at conservation...

...For more information on the new A-level History specification visit 3. Entry requirements Five or more GCSEs at grade C or above including Maths and a grade B in English Language...

...To promote creative and effective decision making, learning, and risk management. To ensure the solvency of the College and generate resources to continuously... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and what can we do in response to this? Are wars ever justified? Is the Iraq war justifiable? What are the reasons for wars? In Philosophy, we examine...

...to assess the significance of historical events, movements and individuals. The course also teaches students the ability to evaluate sources in order...

...3. Entry requirements Five or more GCSEs at grade C or above including English and Maths. You also need to have achieved at least one GCSE grade B preferably...

...both a theoretical and practical viewpoint. Integral to the programme will be access to collections and objects in major institutions and auction houses...

...can be practically applied and immediately useful in today's world. The course shows how these enormous questions are not of passing theoretical interest...

...perception, human behaviour and the material universe. Course Content AS Level Module 1: Reason and Experience Why should I Be Governed? Why should I Be Moral?...

...analytical skills by studying a range of novels, poetry and plays. In addition, they will research the social, historical and political context of texts...

...both a theoretical and practical viewpoint. Integral to the programme will be access to collections and objects in major institutions and auction houses...

...the modules are World Archaeology and a Personal Study (research based coursework). HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? At AS, both modules are examined...

...evening tuition, one or two evenings per week as needed; a range of subjects; full financial support for many learners according to circumstances and...

...Many students continue with their studies in History at Degree Level. Other options include combining History with other Humanities and Social Science...

...potential of creative and critical work in the arts and humanities. Close reading and textuality are at the heart of the course, encouraging you to think... Learn about: Cultural Studies...