Studying science can take you on the road to becoming a biochemist or a geneticist, an engineer, laboratory technician, forensic investigator, pharmacy technician, quality controller or a teacher. There’ll be a strong practical element whichever route you take, as well as the opportunities for fieldwork and even residential visits.

You’ll learn a foundation of life sciences including biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, anatomy and physiology and environmental sciences. You’ll also benefit from exploring and debating a range of significant scientific theories.

If you are interested in how science can help solve crimes, then our Forensic and Criminal Investigation course could be for you. It is intended for those who aim to progress to higher education to study forensic science, criminology or psychology and ultimately go on to employment.

Our environmental science A Level is the ideal course for anyone with a keen interest in the sustainability of our planet.