BSc Geography and Environmental Hazards
Entry requirements
A level: BBC IB: 29 points
About this course
BSc in Geography and Earth and Environmental Sciences. Core topics include Fieldwork, Data Analysis, Statistics, Research Methods, Programming, and Project Management. The course offers a sandwich year option extending to four years and culminates in an independent undergraduate research dissertation. UK and international field trips provide practical experience with GIS mapping, remote sensing, and hazard assessment techniques.
Modules
- Field and Research Skills for People and Environments – 30 credits
- Dynamic Earth and Society – 30 credits
- The Human Environment – 30 credits
- Fundamental Earth Processes – 30 credits
- Advanced Geospatial and Field Techniques – 30 credits
- Climate Change: Science, Society and Solutions – 30 credits
- Natural Hazards – 30 credits
- Hazards of the Environment – 30 credits
- Hazard Management and Nature-based Solutions – 30 credits
- Environmental Geoinformatics – 30 credits
- Humans and Hazards – 30 credits
- Undergraduate Research Dissertation – 30 credits