A-Level 地理(AQA)
AQA 7037
AQA A-Level 地理,线性结构,自然 + 人文地理 + 田野调查 + 独立调查 NEA。
A-Level Geography (AQA 7037) is a linear qualification balancing physical and human geography, with compulsory study of water and carbon cycles and changing places, a choice of optional units, and a fieldwork-based Non-Exam Assessment (NEA) independent investigation, examined by two terminal papers at the end of two years. The course develops systems thinking, place-based understanding, statistical analysis and fieldwork skills. It is a popular facilitating subject for geography, environmental science, urban planning, geology, international development, sociology and earth science applicants.
| Exam Board (考试局) | Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA) |
| Specification Code | AQA 7037 |
| Structure | Linear structure, terminal exams at end of 2 years |
| Grading (评分) | A* - E (A* only for full A-Level) |
| Exam Papers | Paper 1 (Physical) + Paper 2 (Human) + NEA (Independent Investigation) |
| Non-Exam Assessment | NEA: Independent Investigation, 3,000-4,000 words based on primary fieldwork data, marked by teacher and moderated by AQA |
| Paper 1 | Physical geography (Water and carbon cycles + 2 optional units from Coastal systems / Hot deserts / Glacial systems / Hazards / Ecosystems under stress) · 2h30m · 120 marks · 40% of A-Level |
| Paper 2 | Human geography (Global systems and global governance + Changing places + 1 optional unit from Contemporary urban environments / Population and the environment / Resource security) · 2h30m · 120 marks · 40% of A-Level |
| NEA | Independent Investigation, 3,000-4,000 words based on primary fieldwork · 60 marks · 20% of A-Level |
| Notes | Linear structure, terminal exams at end of 2 years; fieldwork also assessed in Paper 1 and Paper 2 short questions; NEA marked by teacher and moderated by AQA |
地理、环境科学、城市规划、地质、国际发展等方向核心科目,含田野调查。
A-Level Geography (AQA) is a Russell Group facilitating subject and is highly valued for geography, environmental science, urban planning, geology, earth science, international development, sustainability, sociology, politics, economics and travel/tourism. The linear terminal exams combined with the fieldwork-based NEA reward systems thinking, statistical reasoning, place-based analysis and structured essay writing, providing a strong foundation for university physical and human geography, GIS, environmental policy and research methods modules.