BSc Geography (Human and Physical)
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points overall
About this course
BSc in Geography, combining human and physical perspectives. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Research Methods, Fieldwork, Environmental Analysis, and Project Management. The programme is accredited by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG). Students complete an independent dissertation as part of the degree.
Modules
- Skills in Geography and Environmental Science
- Global Challenges
- Field Class
- Restless Planet
- Geographical Imaginaries
- Approaching Human Geography
- Data Environment
- Contemporary World Cultures: An Introduction to Social Anthropology
- Landscapes and Natural Resources
- Skills Training and Project Design
- Field Class
- Energy Resources
- Earth Processes and Hazards
- Living Together: Social and Cultural Geographies
- Environment and Development
- Geographical Information Systems
- Analysing Social Data: Techniques and Applications
- Monitoring the Earth from above
- Water in the Earth System
- Climate and Environmental Change
- Encountering Political Geographies
- Summer Placement
- Dissertation
- Human Geography Field Class
- Climate Change and the Geography of Responsibility
- Consumption, Politics and Space
- Deathscapes and Dark Tourism
- Re-imagining Development in Africa
- Remote Control
- Tropical Rainforests and Lost Civilisations
- Air Pollution
- Coastal and Estuarine Management
- Volcanic Hazards and Risk Management
- Physical Geography Field Class
- Geography and Environmental Science Field Class
- Water Resources