Maths, Science and Social Sciences
From Maths to Psychology, discover a wide range of career paths and gain excellent preparation for further study. Our courses in Maths, Science, and Social Sciences will help you build the skills and knowledge you need to succeed.
Career paths
- Dentist
- Doctor/paramedic
- Engineer
- Forensic scientist
- Genetic engineer
- Lab technician
- Physicist
- Psychologist
- Researcher
- Social worker
- Vet
Your future guaranteed
We have the following progression opportunities within the College:
Alternatively, you could progress on to university or gain employment within the industry.
View our Maths, Science and Social Sciences courses
Applied Psychology Level 3 - Extended Certificate
Level 3 BTEC Extended Certificate
Applied Science Level 2 - First Diploma
Level 2 BTEC Diploma
Applied Science: Analytical and Forensic Science or Biomedical Science Level 3 - Extended Diploma
Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma
Biology A Level
Level 3 A Level
Biology GCSE
Level 2 GCSE
Chemistry A Level
Level 3 A Level
Chemistry GCSE
Level 2 GCSE
Electronics A Level
Level 3 A Level
Foundation A Level
Level 2 A Level
Further Mathematics A Level
Level 3 A Level
GCSE Mathematics
Level 2 GCSE
Geology A Level
Level 3 A Level
Mathematics A Level
Level 3 A Level
Physics A Level
Level 3 A Level
Psychology A Level
Level 3 A Level
Sociology A Level
Level 3 A Level
News
An incredible A Level journey for James
Achieving an A* grade at A Level is a fantastic achievement – gaining five of them is truly remarkable. But that’s what happened to Gower College Swansea student James Miller on results day back in August.
James studied A Levels in Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry, as well as the Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales (ASBW), at the Gorseinon Campus.
Introducing the doctors, dentists and vets of tomorrow
27 students from Gower College Swansea are holding offers to study medicine or veterinary science at university in September 2026.
Psychology students scoop prizes!
Psychology students took part in a writing competition judged by Swansea University academics, researching topics outside their usual syllabus. They were challenged to create clear, visually interesting articles on complex subjects like addiction and sleep. Three students won prizes for their impressive work and original research.