Level geography courses

...AS / A2 Geography WHY TAKE GEOGRAPHY? Geography will provide you with a wide range of useful skills and an interesting mix of topics. It will...

...2. Course description Geography GCSE will allow you the opportunity to develop your communication skills as well as your graphical, cartographical and ICT skills. You will be able to improve your interpersonal skills through debate and discussion as well as your problem solving skills...

...Geography, AS-level About the Course AS Level Unit 1, Topic 1: The World at Risk - hazards and climate change and the impact on world systems. Topic...

...2. Course description This interesting and challenging course will help you to successfully map out your future; If you are interested in the world around you, Geography is an ideal choice. You'll examine the relationship between people and their environment from scientific, political, economic...

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: '¢ rivers, river channels and landforms, river management. coastal environments. population, migration, birth/death rates, population pyramids. food supply issues OR energy issues. Unit 2: '¢ geographical skills paper (fieldwork, ICT, graphs, maps and statistics). Year 2 (A2...

...2. Course description Geography is the study of how the physical environment interacts with human activities. Global issues, including globalisation, social and environmental issues will be investigated. This popular course is designed for those who want to pursue higher education on employment...

...Throughout the AS year, you will cover two Core topics - Population change and rivers, floods and management. Alongside you will study one of two optional topics - Coastal Environments or Health Issues. There is also a geographical skills unit which involves the use of mapping, graphical...

...Geography Course Information Students will cover a wide range of topics and experience a variety of learning and teaching approaches. Key Skills...

...To be able to: Develop and apply your understanding of geographical concepts and processes to understand and interpret our changing world. Develop an awareness of the complexity of interactions within and between societies, economies, cultures and environments at scales from local to global...

...Geography provokes and answers questions about natural and human environments We believe the future of research lies in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines so the bigger problems of the 21st century can be considered from human as well as physical perspectives...

...Why should I study Geography at Cardinal Newman College?Students get excellent results and are taught by teachers with passion and enthusiasm of for the subject. As well as up to date resources, you will hear speeches from visiting university lecturers and examiners as well as having...

...Do you want to study a subject that focuses on 21st century issues such as the rise of super powers and increasing global problems such as climate change? You do? Then Geography is the ideal subject for you as it combines a range of human and physical units to give you a balanced outlook on...

... in a mix of human and physical Geography. By the end of the course you will have a greater understanding of the processes that are shaping, and the challenges that face, the natural and human environment...

... lives.Unit 2 - Geographical Investigations. You will be required to show your skills in the planning collection and analysis of information as well as concluding and evaluating fieldwork and research findings. You will study two topics Crowded Coasts and Rebranding. A residential fieldwork...

...There are many good reasons for studying Geography: You will enjoy it! You will explore our exciting world and our dynamic societies, environments, landscapes and cultures. You will use your knowledge and understanding of our planet to tackle big issues such as environmental responsibility, global...

...Course Content: (Year 1) The AS Geography course is divided into two sections - Physical & Human Geography. In Physical Geography a core unit on Rivers and Flood Management is studied together with another unit in Coastal Environments. In Human Geography a core unit on Population is studied...

...Geography AS/A Level Who is the course for? Dedicated and motivated Geographers will benefit from this course. You will need a passion...

...Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available...

...The course will cover human and physical Geography and there will be four topics in the first year and three in the second year, which will cover various aspects of the natural and human environment. The topics are: rivers, coasts, population change and energy issues in the first...

...Everything has a geographical dimension. Geography at Paston is designed to have wide appeal and it is not essential to have taken GCSE Geography. You will learn how human activity affects the natural environment, exploring contemporary issues through the eyes of a geographer. You will study human...