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This means you would study the normal A-level in Mathematics followed by a specialist Further Maths A-level aimed at bridging the gap to careers and university courses with very large maths contents. This A-level contains a lot of maths that most other students will never even need to think about, but forms an essential part of higher study. If you are looking at the most selective Russell Group Universities then this may even be required as part of your offer, or just a highly desirable subject to support your application.
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This will require students to develop their literacy skills, being able to understand what information is necessary from that which is being given to them.
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All students study British politics and political ideologies in year one, in year two you can select to specialise in either American Politics or Global Politics. If you decide to study Global Politics, this part of the course broadens the focus to include international relations. Here you will look at the big issues that are currently threatening the world, such as terrorism, globalisation and climate change. You will also find out about how the international community attempts to deal with such issues through global and regional organisations such as the UN, NATO and the EU, and evaluate how effective this is. The changing dynamic with Russia and the Ukraine; the perceived threat of China and her human rights record and concerns with the environment are all key issues that you will be able to discuss.
Level 3

All students study British politics and political ideologies in year one, in year two you can select to specialise in either American Politics or Global Politics. American Politics examines the workings of the American political system. Here you will find out why America is often seen as a ‘beacon of democracy’ and examine if this is accurate. Debates surrounding racial politics and democracy, America as a world power, the role of the Supreme Court, and the power of the US President. Controversial issues such as abortion, the right to vote as well as American foreign policy will all be debated.
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The Crime pathway explores crime, deviant behaviour, how and why crime rates in the UK vary based on class, gender, ethnicity and age. How can crime be measured and how accurate is crime data?
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The World Sociology pathway explores global inequality, traditional gender roles and cultural practices and how is globalisation changing the level of inequality across Africa and Asia.
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If the answer is yes, then this could be the ideal course for you. Sport and Exercise Science combines theory and practical sessions to cover core elements of anatomy, physiology, psychology and biomechanics. These elements together will make you a much more confident and competent practitioner who is able to take on considerable responsibility in the workplace.
Please note that to do well on this programme you must have a genuine interest in science.
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