Courses in Totton

...Arts and Humanities: * Beliefs, values and moral reasoning * Media and communication 1 * Creativity and innovation Science, Mathematics and Technology...

...an additional AS/A Level with UCAS points. Universities consistently take General Studies into account when considering a candidate who may have underachieved...

...of attitudes and perceptions different from your own. Geography, A2-level About the Course AS Level Unit 1, Topic 1: The World at Risk - hazards and climate...

...To help you develop a range of skills: oral, written, cartographic and study skills. To give you an awareness of attitudes and perceptions different from your...

...* Religious belief and experience, and connections between them * Media and communication 2 * An understanding and appreciation of the changing nature...

...Mathematics and Technology: * Characteristics of the sciences (physical, life and earth) * Understanding of scientific methods, principles, criteria...

...* Civil Liberties â€" for example, rights of privacy and the â€-right to know†. * Pressure Groups and Protest Movements - why are some successful and others are not?...

...Should we have more referendums? * Parliament, the House of Commons and House of Lords - why is reform of the House of Lords so controversial?...

...French Revolution - Anti Semitism - The Holocaust - Tsarist Russia - China 1945-1976 - Tudor England â€" Richard III to Henry VIII - Britain in the 1960s...

...The course aims to help you make sense of centuries of conflict and change. You will develop an understanding of the powerful, and the resistance of the powerless...

...such as damages and injunctions * The influence of European Law on unfair terms You will be involved in assessing realistic legal problems and applying...

...You will examine how the legal system works and consider its effectiveness. You are encouraged to develop the ability to present legal arguments and conclusions...

...for FREE courses . What next? Due to its academic rigour, training in mental clarity and open mindedness, Philosophy is highly respected by universities and employers alike...

...A2 Level Unit 3: Key Themes in Philosophy Philosophy of mind: What is the mind? What is the relationship between the mind and the body? How are mental states identified...

...and with changes in society and technology. You will develop practical and research skills and recognise the value, use and misuse of the subject in society...

...The course aims to introduce you to psychological theories, ideas and research and widen knowledge and understanding of how the subject develops and...

...Psychology Academy About the Course Students will take the following compulsory courses: * A-Level Psychology * Psychology Plus * The use of Statistics...

...Over 19's must pay, or claim Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement for FREE courses . What next? This course gives you an enhanced UCAS application form and/or...

...Attachment (including whether or not children need a maternal bond); Obedience (including why we follow the orders of someone in authority) and Atypical behaviour...

...eg the possible differences between natural and moral evil and the role of human free will * Psychology of religion and challenges to religious belief Eastern religions...