Social Science Courses Merseyside

...your physical fitness in our gym and sports facilities, as well as improving your team working skills and learning how to carry out essential map reading and navigation... Learn about: Essential map, Public services, Emergency Care...

...reduce training-associated costs and contribute to minimising staff turnover. By taking a collaborative approach and forming long-term relationships with our clients...

...and the final written exam in the summer. What can this course offer me? The new Geography A Level reflects Geography's important role in examining...

...L2 Duration: 1 year Attendance Modes: Day Assessment: You will be assessed through one 2 or 2 half hour papers, plus coursework which comprises one research project...

...you to apply theory to real life. You will learn to explore and evaluate sociological concepts, share your opinion and respect the opinion of others... Learn about: Sociological concepts, Media influence society, Cultural identity...

...If you are interested in asking questions like these, then you will enjoy AS Citizenship. Through the year, you will learn the various skills of social scientists...

...interpretation of photographs and a geology map. The A2 course: Has a coursework component, which involves lab and fieldwork investigations...

...as well as analytical and evaluative skills. Entry Requirements 5 GCSEs at Grade C or above, usually including English and Maths. Modules Studied...

...The structure of the British and US political systems and where the balance of power lies. The nature of the UK and US constitutions and the pressures upon... Learn about: Social Policy, Economic climate, Health Service...

...The second module follows up and develops this simple idea by considering how and why markets fail. Essentially the focus here is on study of "externalities"...

...What can this course offer me? The actions of politicians affect all our lives, and in a democracy we all have the right to participate in Politics...

...provide you with a broader and deeper coverage of criminological perspectives and criminal justice controversies. By Year Three, you will be able to study... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Change, Social Policy...

...Students can combine two of the following: Developmental Psychology Disability Studies Early Childhood Either Disciplines of Education or Pedagogy...

...The second module follows up and develops this simple idea by considering how and why markets fail. Essentially the focus here is on study of "externalities"...

...What can this course offer me? Sociology will give you a much better understanding of the society you live in and a new insight into the way human life is organised...

...and techniques and is designed to appeal to international students and to middle or senior managers who wish to add further academic skills and qualifications... Learn about: Public Sector, Innovative Teaching, Public Administration...

...grounded understanding of social welfare problems and issues today. Level 2 You will examine present day ‘divisions of welfare’ – looking at how divisions such as class... Learn about: Social Policy...

...with Environmental Science, Geology, Biology, Maths and Science or as a contrast to English, History, Social Science. Geography is a very flexible subject...

...CIST4 Global Issues and Making a Difference Universal human rights Global issues Making a difference... Learn about: Human Rights...

...and techniques and is designed to appeal to international students and to middle or senior managers who wish to add further academic skills and qualifications... Learn about: Part Time, Public Sector, Public Administration...