University of Cambridge A’Level Arts (KL Campus)

Choose 3-4 subjects in the A-Level programme that you would like to study. These are the subjects that are available at ATC College:

• Business (9609)
• Economics (9708)
• Accounting (9706)
• Mathematics (9709)
• Law (9084)
• English Literature (9095)
• Psychology (9990)

• • Business (9609)

  Realise your entrepreneurial dreams by taking up Business as a subject. This subject enables you to develop a deep and critical understanding of business organisations in different global markets in real business situations. You will learn about management, leadership, human resource, finance, business analysis, and marketing strategies. If you wish to further your studies to a business or related degree in a university, and start your own business someday, choosing this subject is an excellent first step towards an exciting journey of entrepreneurship.

  • Economics (9708)

  Economics is an essential subject, which affects everything surrounding your life, such as inflation, unemployment, and more. You will learn a range of economic concepts, such as economies of scale, the law of diminishing returns, scarcity of resources, the price system, government intervention, international trade, and exchange rates. You will be able to evaluate and explain economic issues and confidently present your analysis. Studying economics opens up highly regarded careers in finance, banking, investment, insurance, or public policy.

  • Accounting (9706)

  Studying accounting provides you with one of the most highly sought-after skills in business. Whether you decide to chart your path as a business owner, or become an investor, or take up the illustrious career of an Accountant, the ability to understand financial reports is one of the most important skills to have. You will learn how to prepare and analyse financial statements and business reports for management decision-making and control, and comply with regulatory laws. The Accounting subject combines well with Mathematics and Business Studies.

  • Mathematics (9709)

  Mathematics is one of the most widely respected subject choices by universities. It is a fundamental requirement for a wide range of degree courses and careers. Studying Mathematics helps to keep your options open to more university courses and job opportunities. Degrees such as Medicine, Engineering, Computing, Accounting, and Economics require a certain level of proficiency in Mathematics. You will get the foundation you need to be able to study the subject with ease in university.

  • Law (9084)

  Give yourself a head start towards a prestigious law degree. In this Law subject, you will learn English legal system, Law of Contract and Law of Tort, and develop a sound knowledge and understanding of the Law and its institutions. You will learn to analyse cases and be able to present your argument. Whether you decide to pursue a career in Law or not, you will find that candidates with a basic knowledge of Law, are highly valued by employers, and it may come in handy one day in handling your own business too.

  • Psychology (9990)

  Psychology is the interesting study of the human mind and behaviour, which enables you to understand yourself and others better, leading to effective communication skills. You will learn the 4 core areas in psychology, namely, cognitive psychology, social psychology, developmental psychology, and physiological psychology. It is very useful in every aspect of work life, from management to human resources, marketing, and sales. These skills are highly valued by employers, as they can facilitate great workplace and customer relationships.

  • English Literature (9095)

  If you have ever dreamed about becoming a published author, writer or journalist, or have a desire to pursue a degree in Journalism, English Literature, Education, or Mass Communication, then this subject is for you. You will study a range of texts in the three primary forms, namely, prose, poetry, and drama. You will develop critical and contextual thinking by analysing a variety of literary works from different periods and cultures. This English Literature subject combines well with Law.