Level science courses

... in modern well equipped laboratories at Park Lane Campus and Keighley College You can go on to study GCSE Additional Science...

...GCSE Science Level 2 GCSE Core Science GCSE Additional Science Duration - 1 year What will I study Core Science: Evolution, how people affect...

...The course is different from GCSE science courses of the past in that it attempts to look at the way science affects your everyday life and how you can evaluate the scientific material that you come across in newspapers, magazines and on the television. Suitable for: Anyone needing a single Science...

...2. Course description This course is elementary science. It covers the basic concepts and principles. Physics: Course topics will include energy force, mass, speed, heat, light, sound, electricity and magnetism and how the universe works. Chemistry: Course topics will include atoms and molecules... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Brown provides a unique environment in which to pursue interdisciplinary brain science graduate training...

...Who is this course for? If you want to progress to higher education or professional and vocational training to study a Science based...

...The specification is purpose-built for those candidates who wish to continue with a broad study of science beyond GCSE but who choose not to specialise in the separate science disciplines. AS General Science extends GCSE Science and contains elements of Biology, Chemistry and Physics, as...

...Applied Science Why study Applied Science? Applied Science is aimed at students who prefer assessment through coursework rather than exams...

...Science is taught through teacher-led activities and it takes place in the science laboratories. As with all science, there are many facts to learn as well as demonstrations and experiments to do. Scientific practical laboratory work is used to illustrate concepts and ideas. Homework...

...Applied Science Six units will be studied during this course. Fundamentals of Science This covers topics from Biology, Chemistry and Physics...

...About the Major The Cognitive Science major focuses on the study of intelligent systems, both real and artificial. While including a strong foundation in the traditional areas of psychology, the major is interdisciplinary in nature and emphasizes subject matter within cognitive psychology, computer... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Cognitive Science, Ms Office...

... or family circumstances that affect success. Other students may be very close to ANU entry requirements, but miss out on entry by a small margin. These students will benefit from a high support entry pathway to ANU. The aim of the Diploma of Science is to provide an opportunity for high quality and aspiring...

... rainforests, our Heron Island Research Station, national parks and nature reserves, and the Moreton Bay Research Station. WATCH OUR VIDEO WHY STUDY Unique program structure The Master of Conservation Biology/Conservation Science programs are taught in a unique way and incorporate intensive field...

... and visiting speakers to familiarise students with the way that science is used in the workplace. There...

... laboratories, research laboratories, industry or to progress to a postgraduate degree such as an MSc or...

...Our uniquely flexible Science course means that even if you're working full-time or caring for family, you can fit learning around your busy life. It's a Double Award, meaning that you'll study one course but receive two IGCSEs. You'll cover biology, chemistry and physics, giving you a wide-ranging... Learn about: Functions in living organisms, Nature and variety of living organisms, GCSE Physics...

...Do you enjoy analyzing economic risk and solving financial problems? Ball State offers one of the few graduate programs in the nation focused on actuarial science. You’ll build on a foundation of business and mathematics, tailoring your studies to your individual interests through electives... Learn about: IT risk, Actuarial Mathematics, Financial Training...

...This course offers an introduction to the history and historiography of science from ancient Greece to the present. It is designed to serve as an introduction for those who have no prior background in the field and to deepen the knowledge of those who already do. We will consider how the history...

...Why take this course? The MRes Science course provides two key ingredients for early-career researchers: a width of transferable research skills combined with a depth of expertise in your chosen subject. You will join the day-to-day life of a research group and undertake an original project... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... for manufacturing them. Materials Science is vital for developments in nanotechnology, quantum computing, batteries and nuclear fusion, as well as medical technologies such as bone replacement materials. ">Video of Materials Science at Oxford University This diverse programme spans the subject from its foundations... Learn about: Physics Chemistry, Project Management, Full Time...