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of Studies: at Downing, we have an established network of excellent supervisors from across the University, who are able to support learning across the full syllabus.

Main navigation. Search. Law. Law. You will be provided with details of the syllabus for each paper and a reading list when you begin your course in October.

We look for reading beyond the syllabus, and for independent, well-informed critical thinking.

It is expected that those wishing to study Classics at Downing will have found time to extend their reading on the Classical word beyond the confines of the A-level syllabus.

Background scientific knowledge will be useful, but questions may range outside the material covered in the A-Level syllabus.

Partly with the examinations in mind, your supervisors will suggest that you look at certain writers and works on a week-by-week basis, but there is no actual syllabus.

rate of change, limits and integration etc.) from your GCSE syllabus.

Students can also expect to study strategic interactions and decision-making, financial analysis, policy evaluation and econometrics – the branch of economics applies statistical techniques to test economic theories, evaluate policies and

Paper 3 – Quantitative Methods. Sydsaeter and Hammond (2012): Essential Mathematics for Economic Analysis (4th edition), Prentice Hall. ... Ross (2017): Introductory Statistics (4th edition) [or 3rd edition (2010)]. Paper 4 – Political and

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