SEEVIC College courses

...a particular topic to research such as the problem of food supply, health and pollution, leisure and tourism or tectonic hazards. Where possible...

...General Entry Requirements Students will need the following: 1. An average GCSE points score of 4.7 calculated from your eight best GCSEs or equivalent...

...degrees there are numerous possible subject combinations with German at University. General Entry Requirements Students will need the following...

...This subject combines well with a range of social science and humanities subjects to lead to university courses. Relevant career opportunities are in...

...Did the British leave Ireland in 1921 as a result of violence or after reasoned argument and negotiation, or a combination of the two? The course is completed...

...ethical effects and consequences of the use of ICT. This course aims to make students competent and confident in the use of computing technologies...

...the two study units concern themselves with the differences between murder and manslaughter and questions such as: What is the difference between theft...

...study these subjects a flying start. General Entry Requirements Students will need the following: An average GCSE points score of 4.7 calculated from...

...Mathematics Single AS/A2 Level - Two-year course Mathematics is a vital subject for students interested in any of the sciences or engineering...

...and enjoy the dynamic range of media texts. Increased access to digital media offers us new opportunities for creativity and self-expression...

...teaching, performance, music therapy and composition, plus many other related areas. General Entry Requirements Students will need the following...

...score of 4.7 calculated from your eight best GCSEs or equivalent vocational qualifications but must include GCSE Maths and English Language...

...Students will explore a range of skills in each art form developing an understanding of how they can work together through practical performance experience and written examinations...

...This is a highly academic course that will appeal to students who are prepared to read, evaluate and theorise about fundamental assumptions within our world...

...The practical element is an integral part of both years and enables students to gain credit for their sporting, coaching and officiating skills...

...the nature of the universe from the smallest sub-atomic particles to the structure of the most distant galaxies and everything in-between. The course is modular...

...research and analysing the data. They will also have the opportunity to design and carry out their own research studies. Careers and Further Studies Psychology...

...Students will learn what key philosophers had to say on the issues studied and the criticisms surrounding them. The study modules focus on the Philosophy...

...of all three major sciences and all disciplines are taught. The course is practical-based with two out of three units in each year being coursework...

...In year one (AS), topics are selected from: Family and Households; Health; Education; Wealth, Poverty and Welfare and Research Methods. New terms and concepts...