BSc Geography and Oceanography
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Geography and Earth and Environmental Sciences, exploring interactions between the land, oceans, and atmosphere. Core topics include Data Analysis and Research Methods. The curriculum culminates in an independent research project and includes practical field and laboratory sessions.
Modules
- CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERE AND OCEANS
- EXPERIMENTS IN PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
- MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: DIVERSITY, PROCESSES AND THREATS
- THEORY AND LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS IN EARTH SURFACES PROCESSES
- QUANTITATIVE SKILLS FOR ECOLOGY AND MARINE BIOLOGY
- INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND MITIGATION
- STUDY SKILLS (MARINE SCIENCE)
- ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
- ESSENTIAL MATHS
- LIVING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
- CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS
- CLIMATOLOGY
- GEOMORPHOLOGY: ICE, SEA AND AIR
- KEY SKILLS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DATA ANALYSIS
- SAMPLING THE OCEAN
- OCEANOGRAPHY, PLANKTON AND CLIMATE
- RESEARCH AND CAREER SKILLS
- CATCHMENT HYDROLOGY
- MARINE POLLUTION
- CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN OCEAN AND CLIMATE SCIENCES
- SEA PRACTICAL
- INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT
- GEOGRAPHIC DATA SCIENCE
- OCEAN CARBON AND CLIMATE
- INTRODUCTION TO QUATERNARY MICROPALAEONTOLOGY
- OCEAN DYNAMICS
- FLUVIAL ENVIRONMENTS
- COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CHANGE
- CARBON, NUTRIENTS AND CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION