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Hi guys, my A level geo history and math, was planning to take law in Uni, besides Law, what other degree I can apply with these subjects and which Uni?

Reply 1

MindMax2000

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by berberber

Hi guys, my A level geo history and math, was planning to take law in Uni, besides Law, what other degree I can apply with these subjects and which Uni?

TSR actually has a website for this sort of query. See: https://www.theuniguide.co.uk/a-level-explorer

To give you a general answer though (I haven't looked through the specifics of each uni):
With history, maths, and geo, you can do degrees in their respective subjects.
With maths + the other 2 subjects, you can do:

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Statistics

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Economics and MORSE

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Financial mathematics, actuarial science, finance, and financial engineering

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Computer science and software engineering

See: https://www.mathscareers.org.uk/degree-courses-a-level-mathematics/

With the geography and maths combo, you should be able to do:

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Geology, geophysics, and geoscience

Geography can sometimes count as an extra science for degree that require 2 sciences (maths is usually considered one), but you would need to look through individual STEM degrees to see whether this is the case (they can vary from degree to degree). If they do permit any 2 sciences as an entry requirement, it's usually in life sciences and healthcare related degrees.
So for example, you might be able to find degrees in ecology and environmental sciences that would accept maths and geography as the required subjects.

Then you can do degrees that accept A Levels in any subject, including:

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Anything in business expect for financial mathematics and actuarial science - you should be fine with finance since you have Maths

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Law

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Anthropology

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Archaeology

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Sociology and criminology

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Most psychology degrees

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Some degrees in creative writing and English literature

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Nonquantiative economics degrees

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Education

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Theology

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Politics

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Philosophy

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Linguistics

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Agriculture

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Some art and design degrees, including architecture

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Some geography degrees (usually ones with emphasis on human geography) - you should be fine here because of geography

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Some history degrees - you should be able to do all history degrees

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Some nutrition degrees

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Film

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Game design

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Hospitality

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Property and urban planning

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Journalism

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Media studies

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Nursing

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Paramedic science

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Social work

Without using AI or having a complete database of the entry requirements for all courses in the country, I would probably struggle to find all the courses that you would be eligible for within a reasonable amount of time.

Reply 2

McGinger

Have a look at this list of degrees - Undergraduate Courses, Degrees : Study : University of Sussex
American Studies, Anthropology, Criminology, Education, Engineering, Film Studies, Geography, History, International Development, Law, Liberal Arts, Marketing, Maths, Politics, Sociology - all are possible