Other Social Science courses

...The changing nature of law in society will be considered, as will the rights and responsibilities of individuals as citizens. Study units include...

...including specific social problems in relation to crime, the workplace and mental health. Working through theories posed by Freud and Jung to your own original research... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology...

...to apply for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) with the British Psychological Society. It’s the first step to starting postgraduate study... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology...

...designed with three goals in mind: first, provide concentrators a solid foundation in the question of development; second, allow concentrators to develop...

...Students will learn to unlock this wealth in both the ancient and the modern worlds through a number of academic disciplines - History, Religious Studies...

...The first undergraduate degree of its kind in this country, Late Antique Cultures studies the changing relation of cultural practices, social patterns...

...would benefit any student aiming to pursue a legal career or simply holding a general interest. A level Law is a wide-ranging course that introduces the English Legal System...

...performance across a broad spectrum of public service occupations throughout the UK . To develop the analytical, practical and interchangeable skills...

...of Higher Education as a route to degree level study. Late entry to Higher Education has become increasingly attractive and possible for many mature students...

...course appropriate for the student’s subdiscipline. The course must be approved by the student’s guidance committee. Completion of additional elective...

...the ambulance service, within the NHS and prison service. Public Services BTEC Introductory Diploma Who is the course for? This course provides an introduction...

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

...July ** Not all specialisations are available at all locations. Career opportunities Completion of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) will prepare you to pursue...

...minimum of nine upper division and graduate courses in Scandinavian languages, at least five of which must be graduate courses (20 units). Three courses...

...A Level Law will help you to better understand the world we live in. Law helps you to develop skills of critical analysis and debate. AS Law includes units...

...What can I do if I am injured as a result of someone's negligence? These are all issues tackled in this subject. What will I study? Students will develop...

...Students will participate in competitive sport and fitness sessions and will develop and demonstrate knowledge and understanding alongside practical skills...

...Law plays a vital role in society and affects virtually all aspects of our lives from driving a car, purchasing goods to negotiating business contracts...

...which enables you to choose an area of interest, related to one or more of your A level courses, and to produce a project based on this. Projects may take the form of a dissertation...

...A Level Law Awarded By: AQA Introduction to course Studying A Level law at Sir George Monoux Colleges encourages a broad view of the English Legal System...