Social Science Courses West Sussex

...wide variety of assessment methods are used on all of the Access pathways including student-led seminars, examinations, essays, presentations and a small...

...and how the courts interpret the cases before them. You will then consider the role of the jury within the criminal system; how civil claims can be settled... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Law...

...including scientists, health professionals, educators, psychologists and social workers The course focuses on management development by building the knowledge...

...the study of individual markets and their workings Macroeconomics, the study of the workings of the whole economy What topics will I study? At... Learn about: Current affairs, Independent Study...

...Students are expected to acquire quantitative skills and competencies relevant to the topic area and become familiar with economic facts, figures and statistics...

...A2 (second year): the American constitution, presidential and congressional elections, American parties and interest groups, Congress, the presidency...

...is then evaluated in a report How will I be taught? Students currently have 4.5 hours of in class taught sessions and practicals in a week. Additionally...

...Unequal Spaces, Rebranding Places. How physical and human issues influence lives and can be managed. At A2: Unit 3: Contested Planet Energy Security...

...an interest in the world around you. What skills will I need to develop to succeed? To succeed in Sociology you will need to absorb theoretical information...