Totton College courses

...of scientific discoveries and technological development * The moral responsibility of scientists * The relationship between technology, science...

...additional UCAS points without homework. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? Assessment is by two written examinations each at AS and A2 Levels...

...how people and their environments are related. To give you a selected knowledge of specific areas in different parts of the world. To give you a knowledge of worldwide issues...

...What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? There will be two written modular examinations each at AS and A2 Levels, in a variety of question styles...

...and wide-ranging course also enables you to gain additional UCAS points without homework. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed?...

...criteria and their application * Mathematical reasoning and its application A2 Level The Social Domain: * Examination and appreciation of ideologies...

...* Political Parties - how are they organised and what are their policies? * Elections - how do they work and what factors influence people†s voting?...

...* Political Parties - how are they organised and what are their policies? * Elections - how do they work and what factors influence people†s voting?...

...or claim Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement for FREE courses . What next? A Level History is fully recognised as a qualification by employers and for higher education...

...and the resistance of the powerless. It will also develop your ability to think critically and form judgements that you can argue and defend convincingly...

...clearly and succinctly. The A2 course looks at the operation of law in practical terms, eg how the law influences the world of business and commerce...

...introduction to studying for a Law degree...

...between the mind and the body. Course Aims The course aims to open your mind to some of the most interesting questions that human beings can...

...between the mind and the body. Course Aims The course aims to open your mind to some of the most interesting questions that human beings can...

...its applications interact with changes in human attitudes, and with changes in society and technology. You will develop practical and research skills and recognise the value...

...* Individual Differences: abnormality and gambling behaviour. And on the two perspectives: * Behaviourism: behaviour is the result of learning...

...Academy was to strengthen and consolidate the portfolio of courses offered by the Department of Psychology and as a response to universities wanting students...

...The course aims to enhance your knowledge of the fascinating subject that is Psychology. It also introduces you to a career in Psychology and Psychology...

...think in a different way to an adult); Non-verbal Communication (body language and how cultures can differ in some kinds of body language) and The...

...As with any other subject in the area of Humanities, you will acquire a range of skills, such as analysis, interpretation, critical thinking and the ability...