Studying A Level Politics is ideal if you’re considering studying Politics, Philosophy, Law, International Relations, Sociology, Advertising or Journalism at university and is highly regarded by employers in industries including Politics, International Organisations, Media, Government and the Civil Service. Pupils studying A Level Politics will encounter the following topic areas: 1. The government and politics of the UK including areas such as – the constitution, democracy, parliament, electoral systems, the judiciary. 2. The government and politics of the USA (Comparative Politics) including such areas as – the constitution, the executive and judiciary, electoral process, political parties, civil rights. 3. Core political ideas (Pupils study all three) • Conservatism • Liberalism • Socialism 4. Optional political ideas (pupils will explore one of these) • Nationalism • Feminism • Multiculturalism • Anarchism • Ecologism
All offers are conditional upon 6 passes at Grade 5 or above at GCSE/IGCSE or the equivalent.
Three written papers, each 2 hours, assessing the three topic areas detailed above. Each paper is weighted equally.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Suffolk |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Day £10,869 - £28,486; Boarding £27,838 - £38,556 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | College Road, Framlingham, Woodbridge, IP13 9EY |
Studying A Level Politics is ideal if you’re considering studying Politics, Philosophy, Law, International Relations, Sociology, Advertising or Journalism at university and is highly regarded by employers in industries including Politics, International Organisations, Media, Government and the Civil Service. Pupils studying A Level Politics will encounter the following topic areas: 1. The government and politics of the UK including areas such as – the constitution, democracy, parliament, electoral systems, the judiciary. 2. The government and politics of the USA (Comparative Politics) including such areas as – the constitution, the executive and judiciary, electoral process, political parties, civil rights. 3. Core political ideas (Pupils study all three) • Conservatism • Liberalism • Socialism 4. Optional political ideas (pupils will explore one of these) • Nationalism • Feminism • Multiculturalism • Anarchism • Ecologism
All offers are conditional upon 6 passes at Grade 5 or above at GCSE/IGCSE or the equivalent.
Three written papers, each 2 hours, assessing the three topic areas detailed above. Each paper is weighted equally.