The University of Edinburgh (ED)

4500 word essay for my history coursework (7042 AQA) on Prohibition from - achieved an A* and includes extensive bibliography as well as a well structured argument / extensive analysis

Italian and Music - an in depth analysis on the role and importance of women in Verdi and Puccini's operas considering the social context of 19th century Italy Achieved a first class - 85/100 mark (A*) - 900 words and extensive bibliography - perfect for someone studying Italian or Music

A* EPQ --> 5000+ word essay and detailed examination on how democratic Athens truly was, despite being the founder of democracy. includes an exploration of Ancient Greece's political organisation, defining the term democracy, comparison to today's political climate and an overall analysis on the importance of knowing what democracy truly means in today's world. Includes an extensive bibliography for anyone studying Ancient History or Politics for research and essays.

Achieved a first (80/100) on this essay for Ancient History - includes an extensive bibliography and well structured argument on how Tacitus' experience with the Flavian emperors influenced his views when writing Roman history - perfect for Ancient History / Classics students, historiography analysis and ancient history / classical civilisation A-Level.

This document covers the question: Why do offspring resemble parents but neither are identical? Contents -Brief background into sexual reproduction -Independent Assortment Crossing Over -Random Fertilisation

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1B: Life course (BILG08021) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Cells; Eukaryotes' Origin; Eukaryote Components; DNA Replication; Mutations; Mitosis; Meiosis; Inheritance; Homeostasis; Signalling; Meristems; Multicellularity; Cancer. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using dig...

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1B: Life course (BILG08021) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Chemistry; Biomolecules; Macromolecules; Gene Expression; Protein Structure; Enzymes; Energy; Respiration; Maths. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital technology; black and white; text-only; sized to A4 a...

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1D: Environment course (BILG08023) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Snowball Earth; Climate History; Leaves; Aliens; Habitat Alteration; Conservation; Sustainability. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital technology; black and white; text-only; sized to A4 and legible...

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1D: Environment course (BILG08023) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Ecological Hierarchy; Ecosystems; Niches; Communities; Diversity; Microcosms; Microbiomes; Change; Succession. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital technology; black and white; text-only; sized to ...

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1D: Environment course (BILG08023) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Biomes; Global Energy Balance; Latitudinal Climate; Climate Variation; Trophic Levels; Food Webs; Global Carbon Cycle; Climate System; Marine Sampling; Formulae. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital ...