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Politics
Politics (A Level | Level 3 | Single)
History, Philosophy and Theology
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Studying A Level Politics will give you an understanding of British politics, exploring pressure groups, devolution, voting systems, and how political decisions shape everyday life. Go further and discover the forces of globalisation and the role of influential bodies such as the UN, NATO, and the IMF. You'll analyse a range of differing ideologies, from anarchism to conservatism and everything in between. Alongside hearing from inspiring guest speakers and getting stuck into lively debates, you'll take your learning beyond the classroom with visits to the University of Hull, Parliament, and the Supreme Court in London.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


Sharpen your critical thinking skills as you examine multiple perspectives in complex arguments, while nurturing a deeper understanding of both the British and global political systems. This fascinating course encourages genuine free speech and respectful debate, where well-reasoned, evidence-based views are always welcomed.


Complementary Courses:

Classical Civilisation
History
English Literature / Language
Sociology
Philosophy and Ethics
Law
STEM subjects
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1
100% Examination
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Politician<br>Civil Servant<br>Internal Relations Specialist<br>Marketing / Communications / PR Professional<br>HR Professional<br>Research Fellow<br>Police Officer

Level 3
GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent

True

Politics (A Level | Level 3 | Single)

Level
3
Type
A Level
Programme
Single
Duration (Yrs)
2

Sharpen your critical thinking skills as you examine multiple perspectives in complex arguments, while nurturing a deeper understanding of both the British and global political systems. This fascinating course encourages genuine free speech and respectful debate, where well-reasoned, evidence-based views are always welcomed.


Complementary Courses:

Classical Civilisation
History
English Literature / Language
Sociology
Philosophy and Ethics
Law
STEM subjects

Your Next Steps

Possible Career Paths:

Politician
Civil Servant
Internal Relations Specialist
Marketing / Communications / PR Professional
HR Professional
Research Fellow
Police Officer

Course Content

Studying A Level Politics will give you an understanding of British politics, exploring pressure groups, devolution, voting systems, and how political decisions shape everyday life. Go further and discover the forces of globalisation and the role of influential bodies such as the UN, NATO, and the IMF. You'll analyse a range of differing ideologies, from anarchism to conservatism and everything in between. Alongside hearing from inspiring guest speakers and getting stuck into lively debates, you'll take your learning beyond the classroom with visits to the University of Hull, Parliament, and the Supreme Court in London.

Your Assessment

100% Examination

Our Entry Requirements

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements

156714
4654
GP2A23S
Politics
Politics (A Level | Level 3 | Single)
History, Philosophy and Theology
history-philosophy-and-theology
15
60312233
8747
Studying A Level Politics will give you an understanding of British politics, exploring pressure groups, devolution, voting systems, and how political decisions shape everyday life. Go further and discover the forces of globalisation and the role of influential bodies such as the UN, NATO, and the IMF. You'll analyse a range of differing ideologies, from anarchism to conservatism and everything in between. Alongside hearing from inspiring guest speakers and getting stuck into lively debates, you'll take your learning beyond the classroom with visits to the University of Hull, Parliament, and the Supreme Court in London.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


Sharpen your critical thinking skills as you examine multiple perspectives in complex arguments, while nurturing a deeper understanding of both the British and global political systems. This fascinating course encourages genuine free speech and respectful debate, where well-reasoned, evidence-based views are always welcomed.


Complementary Courses:

Classical Civilisation
History
English Literature / Language
Sociology
Philosophy and Ethics
Law
STEM subjects
False
1
100% Examination
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Politician<br>Civil Servant<br>Internal Relations Specialist<br>Marketing / Communications / PR Professional<br>HR Professional<br>Research Fellow<br>Police Officer

Level 3
GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent

True
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