Geography

Course summary

A Level Geography is a two year course which serves to excite minds, challenge perceptions and stimulate investigative and analytical skills. A Level Geography is both familiar and relevant: it revisits some of the concepts covered in GCSE Geography and units are designed to be contemporary and reflect the world today. The study of A Level Geography deepens understanding of the world in which we live whilst also preparing students with the knowledge, skills and enthusiasm sought by higher education and employers. With A Level Geography the possibilities are truly endless. There are a wide range of universities who see Geography as extremely valuable not just for your grade, but the transferable skills you develop which cross over with Biology and English to name a few. It can help you move into a wide variety of future careers; Travel, Leisure and Culture, Environment and Sustainability, Development and Global issues, Physical systems (e.g. Coastal Engineer, Hydrologist) as well as the future of technological Geographical techniques (e.g. GIS specialist).