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For the standalone AS Politics, you will sit the following 2 papers in the same exam series:
Why study A level Politics?
Politics underpins the ever-changing society in which we live. As part of your A level Politics course, you will examine the role politics plays in current local, national, and global issues, as well as studying key thinkers and political ideas. You will explore how people engage in the political process and will develop an understanding of contemporary political structures and issues within their historical contexts. You will learn how politics has changed over time and how political ideas, institutions and processes interrelate. You will examine the influences and interests which have an impact on decisions in government and learn more about how different electoral systems work and what factors influence these.
Studying A level Politics will allow you to develop your analytical, interpretive and evaluative skills and teach you to develop and support independent arguments in your essays. It complements A levels in History, Economics, English Literature, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy and Classical Studies, providing an important foundation for any degree or career involving communication, research and analytical skills.
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