Course Type: A Level
History A Level
History A Level offers new ways to see, think about, and understand the world. How did our world come to be the way it is? How is the country run, and how should it be run? Can we actually know anything about the world!? How can we test the claims and arguments made by other…
Politics A Level
How does the UK political system work? How could it be improved? What are the ‘big ideas’ of politics – from conservatism to anarchism, and from liberalism to communism? Is Trump really as powerful as he tends to suggest? How did the road to Brexit begin, and what’s next? Politics A Level is a highly…
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics A Level
Who am I? What can I know? What should I do? Philosophy concerns what it is to be human. In Philosophy, Religion and Ethics A Level you will study the work of some of the world’s greatest thinkers, as we seek answers to these big questions. You will ask questions, argue, try out ideas and…
Spanish A Level
Through the Spanish A Level course, you will study literature, film and traditions and will learn the core skills of translation and interpretation. Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages. It is estimated that Spanish is the mother tongue of more than 400 million people around the world, which is equivalent to approximately…
Italian A Level
Studying Italian A Level opens the door to a wealth of opportunities. As you develop your communication and comprehension skills, you will broaden your understanding of other cultures and boost your employment options, both in the UK and across the world. The Italian course will teach to you speak and write the language with confidence,…
French A Level
Studying French A Level opens the door to a wide range of opportunities. You will develop your communication and comprehension skills, broaden your understanding of other cultures and boost your employment options, both in the UK and across the world. The French A Level course aims to train you speak and write the language with…
Sociology A Level
Sociology A Level is the systematic study of how human societies shape the lives of the people who live in them and how people shape the cultures they live in. Studying a social science enables you to appreciate the complex nature and diversity of today’s modern society. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the internal…
Psychology A Level
The Psychology A Level course will allow you to study human behaviour and mental processes. This scientifically grounded course challenges perceptions, covering exciting topics such as memory, responses to authority, sleep patterns, causes of psychopathy and more. Psychology holds relevance across various fields, fostering engaging discussions and debates where students will come to develop an…
Law A Level
Law A Level at Queen Mary’s College allows students to examine the English Legal System and specific areas of Criminal and Civil law. Ideal for aspiring legal professionals or those interested in the operation of law in society, the curriculum analyses the relationship between law, society, and legal morality, providing a solid foundation for further…
Geography A Level
Geography is a discipline that in one way or another relates to everyone both in understanding the physical world and what we do in it. The focus of the Geography A Level course is to develop an enthusiasm for, and competence in, geography by using contemporary real-world contexts, across a range of specified spatial and…
