Other Social Science courses

...You will be able to gain an extra AS/A2 qualification in addition to your core subjects. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? In the first year you will look...

...foundation for a range of careers in the public services. . To develop students ability in a public service environment through effective use and combination...

...Well-being and physical fitness Develop team working skills Self-discipline and development Carry out basic map-reading and navigation Participate in competitive...

...and learn how governments and other political institutions and systems work. You will study political structures such as the voting system and parliament...

...poverty and the environment. It explores the causes of poverty in the more and less developed world, looking at the experiences of impoverished groups...

...2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year...

...Archaeology is for anyone with an interest in their past. It is a subject that covers a wide range of topics from science to the arts, and a vast time range...

...Archaeology is for anyone with an interest in their past. It is a subject that covers a wide range of topics from science to the arts, and a vast time range...

...Why choose this course? Law is both challenging and exciting. You will have the opportunity to get involved in class debates, discuss the legal issues...

...Why choose this course? Law is both challenging and exciting. You will have the opportunity to get involved in class debates, discuss the legal issues...

...It offers you a range of perspectives on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture, with subjects reflecting the rich diversity of the field...

...(School of Management), Trace Kershaw, Jaehong Kim (Chemical & Environmental Engineering), Albert Ko, Harlan Krumholz (Internal Medicine), Brian Leaderer... Learn about: Public Health, Environmental Engineering...

...On this course, you'll learn about the important issues surrounding our legal system including why we have certain laws, who is involved in the legal system...

...the environment, aid, globalisation, human rights and trade. You'll use case studies from around the world including countries such as Zambia...

...the employment related services sector. Course review: The aims of the suite of Employment Related Services qualifications are to: Contribute towards meeting...

...for society to exist without breaking down into a state of anarchy. It is consistent to think of the law as consisting of both criminal and civil...

...of the criminal justice system. Forensic archaeology utilises both field and laboratory skills in the investigation of serious crime, missing persons cases...

...of the criminal justice system. Forensic archaeology utilises both field and laboratory skills in the investigation of serious crime, missing persons cases...

...civil servants in central or local government in the UK and overseas, think tanks, NGOs and consultancies policy officers and researchers for UK members... Learn about: Political Science, IT Law, Public Ethics...

...Refer to the Bachelor of Social Science and the Bachelor of Arts for individual program details and requirements for majors. Program structure The Bachelors... Learn about: Ancient History, Social Science...