Physics level courses

...Applied Science, AS-level About the Course AS Level Unit 1: Lifestyle, transport, genes and health Cardiovascular system, structure and function...

...Job opportunities after this course: Higher Education courses or careers that either require A Level Mathematics or are strongly related include: economics; medicine; architecture; engineering; accountancy; teaching; psychology; physics; computing; information and communication technology... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

..., as well as the more traditional ones of Engineering and Physics. Decision Mathematics is concerned with applying mathematical models to real world problems. It has become increasingly popular due to its links with Computer Science. Mathematics can be challenging at this level. To succeed, you will... Learn about: Mathematics Series, GCSE Mathematics, Basic Mathematics...

...Maths A Level (Level 3) Course Content The course studies a wide range of mathematical applications and techniques for solving mathematical problems...

...Chemistry A Level (Level 3) Course Content The course covers aspects of theoretical and practical chemistry and provides an opportunity to...

...Further Mathematics A Level. Prospectus Code (FTB112) Barnstaple. Length of Study. AS Level one year. A Level two years. Entry RequirementsCost. We strongly recommend you buy a revision guide for each module. We will advise you on the price of these guides when you arrive. We also sell exam paper...

...Mathematics (Further) A Level. Prospectus Code (FTT75) Tiverton. Length of Study. AS - One year, full time or part time, daytime course. A2 - Two year, full time or part time, daytime course. Entry RequirementsCost. Students will be responsible for the costs of textbooks associated...

...Express Mathematics is really intended for those students who plan to go on and study AS or A level Further Mathematics in the second year. Students on this course generally have an A or A* at GCSE Maths. If you enjoy solving mathematical problems and have found GCSE Mathematics straightforward...

... Physics, you will be expected to choose Mechanics applied module in the AS year...

...This is a new broad-based qualification involving biology, chemistry and physics. Case studies examine how science is used in industry and practical investigations explore how science is used in analysis, manufacturing, health and in understanding our impact on the environment. It is the natural...

... to forces acting upon them, collisions and 2 dimensional vectors. This unit is particularly useful if you are also studying AS Physics. Year 2 - A level...

...Why choose Further Mathematics? The study of Further Mathematics leads students deeper into Pure Mathematics and gives them more breadth in Applied Mathematics. It is particularly helpful for students considering courses at university in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computing, Accounting...

...This course is combined with some Medical Physics involving X-rays, ultrasound and other scanning techniques. The Human Biology section involves making measurements of things like your breathing and heart function. You will discover how different organisations apply Health and Safety regulations...

...Philosophy GCE A Level Qualification: AS/A2 - 2 year course Course type: Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades It is also strongly...

...A consistently good 'A' level pass rate and retention rate. A committed, experienced and highly qualified staff. A free choice of Applied units (Mechanics/ Decision /Statistics) to fit your 'A' level / career profile. Stimulation for those of you who enjoy problem solving. The mathematical...

... Physics, you will be expected to choose Mechanics applied module in the AS year...

...AS/A LEVEL APPLIED SCIENCE WHAT IS APPLIED SCIENCE? The course will allow you to study how science is applied in many different types of professions...

...AS and A2 level Chemistry Chemistry is a vital science. It is the study of materials based on the properties of atoms and the way that these atoms...

...AS and A2 level Mathematics This course builds on the knowledge and skills that you acquired during your GCSE. It will increase your understanding...

...The course requires Higher level GCSE as a starting point. The central spine is the Core modules, which take the algebra and trigonometry studied at higher level GCSE on further and begin the study of a new topic - calculus. Algebra is particularly important and you should, by the...