My A Level Geography studies have aided me in doing this as I regularly researched case studies for my study of Human Health and implications of health issues such as malnutrition. Both over nutrition (obesity; common in developing or developed regions) and under nutrition (famine/ poverty; common in less economically developed countries) are examples of the vicious cycle that make a population vulnerable to health risks such as heart disease, under developed cognitive function etc. Therefore, my studies have aided me in understanding the implications of social issues on individuals in society on different scales in both affluent and impoverished regions. Similarly, I have been gathering contemporary examples of religion and its impact on society for my A2 Sociology studies and believe this is a skill that will benefit me in undergraduate study as I can confidently carry out independent study and develop my own research to generate compelling
My A Level Geography studies have aided me in doing this as I regularly researched case studies for my study of Human Health and implications of health issues such as malnutrition. Both over nutrition (obesity; common in developing or developed regions) and under nutrition (famine/ poverty; common in less economically developed countries) are examples of the vicious cycle that make a population vulnerable to health risks such as heart disease, under developed cognitive function etc. Therefore, my studies have aided me in understanding the implications of social issues on individuals in society on different scales in both affluent and impoverished regions. Similarly, I have been gathering contemporary examples of religion and its impact on society for my A2 Sociology studies and believe this is a skill that will benefit me in undergraduate study as I can confidently carry out independent study and develop my own research to generate compelling