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02
Introduction
to
economics |
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04a
Statistics
1 (half
unit)
and
04b
Statistics
2 (half
unit) |
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05a
Mathematics
1 (half
unit)
and
05b
Mathematics
2 (half
unit) |
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04a
Statistics
1 (half
unit)
and
05a
Mathematics
1 (half
unit) |
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09 Human
geography |
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11
Introduction
to
international
relations |
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21
Principles
of
sociology |
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34 World
history
since
1917 |
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96
Economic
history
in the
20th
century |
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114
Democratic
politics
and the
state |
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130
Introduction
to
modern
political
thought |
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If you
are
applying
for the
Access
route
with the
intention
of
proceeding
to one
of the
degrees
in
Economics,
Management,
Finance
and the
Social
Sciences,
you
should
choose
your
units
with
care.
Consider
the
Foundation
units
that are
available
on the
degree
that
interests
you and
choose
units
that are
common
to both
that
degree
and the
Access
route.
This
will
help to
ensure
that,
when you
successfully
complete
the
Access
route,
you will
receive
credit
for the
units
you have
passed.
If you
choose
to study
02
Introduction
to
economics,
you
should
be aware
that
this
unit
will
require
you to
be
comfortable
with the
graphic
representation
of
mathematical/economic
functions. |
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Requirements |
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be at
least
17
years
old
before
1
September
in the
year
you
first
register
with
the
University
(there
can be
no
exceptions
to
this
requirement)
and
-
have
passed
a
minimum
of
four
separate
subjects
at
GCSE/GCE
‘O’
level
(at
not
less
than
Grade
C), or
the
equivalent
and
-
have
reached
a
level
of
competence
in
Mathematics
at
least
equivalent
to a
pass
(at
not
less
than
Grade
C) at
GCSE/GCE
‘O’
level
in a
mathematical
subject
and
-
provide
proof
of
competence
in
English
acceptable
to the
University.
(It
may be
necessary
for
you to
have
passed
a
recognised
test
of
proficiency,
at the
appropriate
level,
within
the
last
five
years
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On
completion
you can
transfer
your
registration
to the
degree
of your
choice
with
credit
for the
units
you have
passed.
This
transfer
should
be
completed
by 30
November
in the
year you
complete
the
Access
route in
order to
benefit
from the
reduced
registration
fee for
the
degree.
When you
transfer
we will
give you
a new
period
of
registration
and you
will be
able to
complete
the
degree
within a
further
three to
eight
years. |
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