Politics is about compromise; it's about power; it's about government. Politics is how a society or a group manages different views, conflicts and disagreements. Politics is about compromise; it’s about power; it’s about government. We look at these aspects through studies of UK and global politics, examining the political structures and issues of debate both in the UK and around the world. We study UK and global politics, examining the political structures and issues of debate. You will develop research and communication skills through a balanced handling of political questions, an interest in citizenship, up-to-date knowledge of current affairs and an understanding of the political ideas that have shaped the world. You will develop your analytical skills by evaluating political concepts and arguments from competing viewpoints. These are skills highly valued by universities and employers. Politics students go on to study a wide variety of subjects at university, including PPE (Philosophy, Politics & Economics), international relations, law, and history. You will study an exciting mix of practical and theoretical aspects of politics and international relations, gaining insights into how the world works on a local and global scale.
Subject grades: GCSE grade 6 in English Language or English Literature Required Admissions Score: The indicative Minimum Entry Admissions Score for Politics is 58.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Cambridgeshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 8PE |
Politics is about compromise; it's about power; it's about government. Politics is how a society or a group manages different views, conflicts and disagreements. Politics is about compromise; it’s about power; it’s about government. We look at these aspects through studies of UK and global politics, examining the political structures and issues of debate both in the UK and around the world. We study UK and global politics, examining the political structures and issues of debate. You will develop research and communication skills through a balanced handling of political questions, an interest in citizenship, up-to-date knowledge of current affairs and an understanding of the political ideas that have shaped the world. You will develop your analytical skills by evaluating political concepts and arguments from competing viewpoints. These are skills highly valued by universities and employers. Politics students go on to study a wide variety of subjects at university, including PPE (Philosophy, Politics & Economics), international relations, law, and history. You will study an exciting mix of practical and theoretical aspects of politics and international relations, gaining insights into how the world works on a local and global scale.
Subject grades: GCSE grade 6 in English Language or English Literature Required Admissions Score: The indicative Minimum Entry Admissions Score for Politics is 58.