BSc Environmental Change and Sustainability
Entry requirements
A Level: AAB. IB: 6,6,5 32 points overall.. BTEC: BTEC Extended Diploma, Diploma and Subsidiary Diploma are accepted, but subjects are considered on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us for further guidance.
About this course
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Change and Sustainability, an environmental science degree focusing on global environmental challenges and ecological systems. Core topics include Fieldwork. The course includes research opportunities and specialised modules designed to build expertise in sustainability. The first year covers foundational concepts through modules such as One-Planet Thinking, Connected Earth: Environmental Systems and Change, Earth Materials, and Ecological Concepts and Plant Sciences. The second year progresses to applied topics including Developing Solutions, Earth Resources, Environmental Impacts and Sustainability, Environmental Pollution and Management, and Hydrology and River Management.
Modules
- LC One-Planet Thinking
- LC Connected Earth: Environmental Systems and Change
- LC Earth Materials
- LC Ecological Concepts and Plant Sciences
- LC Fieldwork: Principles and Practice
- LC Introduction to Evolution and Animal Biology
- LC Moral and Political Philosophy
- LC Societies, Space and Place
- LC Young People and Social Change
- LI Developing Solutions
- LI Earth Resources, Environmental Impacts and Sustainability
- LI Animal Biology: Principles and Mechanisms
- LI Critical Issues for 21st Century Ecosystems
- LI Ecological Systems
- LI Environmental Human Geography
- LI Environmental Pollution and Management
- LI Geological Natural Hazards
- LI Hydrology and River Management
- LI Palaeoecology
- LI Plant Sciences: from cells to the environment
- LI Sedimentology
- LI Climate and Environmental Ethics
- LI Literature and Environment: Crisis and Resistance
- LI Politics of Sustainable Development
- LI Science and Nature