A Level Geography
Course summary
Course Outline / Topics Dynamic Landscapes Topic 1: Tectonic processes and Hazards Topic 2: Landscape systems, processes and change Choose one from: Option 2a: Glacial landscapes and Change Option 2b: Coastal landscapes and Change Dynamic Places Topic 3: Globalisation Topic 4: Shaping Places Choose one from: Option 4a: Regenerating Places Option 4b: Diverse Places Physical Systems and Sustainability Topic 5: The water cycle and water insecurity-water cycle Topic 6: The carbon cycle and energy security Human Systems and Geopolitics Topic 7: Superpowers Topic 8: Global Development and Connections Choose one from: Option 8a: Health, Human Rights and Intervention Option 8b: Migration, Identity and Sovereignty
Entry Requirements
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| Requirement | Rule | You |
|---|---|---|
GCSE qualifications | 8 gcse qualifications at grade 5.0 or above | — |
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Assessment
Students undertake a mixture of physical and human geography. Fieldwork is a vital component, with a residential trip to Norfolk. Other essential fieldwork takes place at venues such as London Docklands and the Thames Barrier. Final Geography mark in Year 13 made up of 20% - Geographical Investigation (fieldwork). Students study how physical and human issues influence lives and can be managed. 30% - Human Geography 30% - Physical Geography 20% - Decision Making
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