Knowsley Community College 2019 Prospectus

You will be assessed by examinations at the end of year 13. “ For some people, religion is everything and to others religion means nothing, but to understand religion is to understand various cultures across the globe. Explore a subject that has such an impact on culture, history and politics, in both the past and present day. ” What will I study? How is it assessed? What can I go on to do once I have completed this? You should have five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and maths. Entry Requirements Philosophy • The existence of God • Meaning and purpose of life • Evil and suffering • Investigating religious experiences • Miracles • Self, death and afterlife Ethics • Behaviour towards others • Morality • Conscience Christianity • Religion, gender and sexuality • Religion and science • Religion and secularism In addition to this, you will study embryo research, cloning, designer babies, genetic engineering, abortion, euthanasia and capital punishment and also ethics in relation to animal welfare. This A level can lead to a wide range of degree courses, including the BA (Hons) in Social Policy, Health and Housing or the BA (Hons) in Criminal Justice at University Centre St Helens, both of which are validated by University of Chester. Alternatively, you may wish to study at another university. You could go on to secure a career within a variety of fields such as education, law, the church or social work. 75 A LEVEL RELIGIOUS STUDIES