Courses in Totton

...and connections between them * Media and communication 2 * An understanding and appreciation of the changing nature and importance of culture * Aesthetic evaluation Science...

...Mathematics and Technology: * The nature of scientific objectivity and the question of progress * Social, ethical and environmental implications and consequences...

...Superpowers and Trade Issues, Reducing the Development Gap and Technological Impacts. Unit 4 gives you the opportunity to research one topic of particular...

...hazards and climate change and the impact on world systems. Topic 2: Going Global - the global economy, population dynamics, world cities and urbanisation...

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

...and importance of culture * Aesthetic evaluation Science, Mathematics and Technology: * The nature of scientific objectivity and the question of progress * Social...

...* 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?...

...* Political ideas, philosophies and ideologies such as socialism, Marxism and liberalism * The â€-continuity versus change†debate * The inadequacy of...

...examinations and an individual assignment (an extended research essay in your A2 year). Fees No Course Fees for Under 19's. Over 19's must...

...It will also develop your ability to think critically and form judgements that you can argue and defend convincingly, and will appeal to your historical imagination...

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

...the appropriate laws to achieve solutions. This in turn will encourage your development of critical and analytical skills. Course Aims You will examine...

...Do you have control over your own life? Do you make your own decisions or is every decision you make pre-determined and inevitable? This topic encourages you to decide...

...or because it constitutes self-interest, or because it is a way of overcoming self-interest? Unit 2: An Introduction to Philosophy 2 Knowledge of the external world...

...You will also learn about how psychologists conduct research, and carry out your own mini experiments, surveys, correlations and observations...

...AS or A Level Psychology will prove to be assets...

...Academy was founded in 2007 with the vision of delivering a first class programme for any second year A level student who wishes to pursue Psychology at University...

...(and related) degree courses. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? There is no formal assessment. Fees No Course Fees for Under...

...(including phobias and how we acquire them). The second unit includes: Criminal behaviour )including theories of why people become criminals)...

...Buddhist centre * The importance of the Pali Canon, The Lotus Sutra and the Heart Sutra Course Aims The course aims to study fundamental and eternal questions...