BSc Geography
Entry requirements
A level: ABB including Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Economics, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Physics.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Geography, examining interactions between the natural environment and human society. The course includes national and international fieldwork trips to locations such as Devon, Scotland and Greece. Flexible module choice is available across years two and three, with specialisms including climate science, environmental policy, biodiversity conservation and river catchment management.
Modules
- OUR WORLD
- SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
- LIVING PLANET
- EARTH SYSTEMS
- DATA AND RESEARCH SKILLS A
- DATA AND RESEARCH SKILLS B
- GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVES
- RESEARCH PRACTICE
- GEOMORPHIC SYSTEMS
- EARTH'S CRITICAL ZONE
- METEOROLOGY
- THE OCEAN SYSTEM
- POPULATION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
- INSIDE THE EARTH
- VOLCANOES AND EARTHQUAKES
- BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES
- COMMUNITY, ECOSYSTEM AND MACRO-ECOLOGY
- GEOGRAPHIES OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT
- CLIMATE CHANGE: SCIENCE AND POLICY
- LATIN AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT
- PEOPLE, PLACE AND THE ENVIRONMENT
- THE ORIGINS OF THE ENGLISH LANDSCAPE 4000BC TO 1066AD
- ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND POLICY MAKING
- SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA DEVELOPMENT
- GIS SKILLS FOR PROJECT WORK
- ENERGY TRANSITIONS
- MARINE SCIENCES FIELDCOURSE
- INDEPENDENT PROJECT
- MARINE SCIENCES FIELDCOURSE
- GEOSCIENCES FIELDCOURSE: GREECE
- THE CARBON CYCLE AND CLIMATE CHANGE
- HAZARDS AND SOCIETY
- GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
- ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANCY
- URBAN FUTURES
- HUMAN GEOGRAPHY IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
- ENERGY AND PEOPLE
- ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
- CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT
- BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND HUMAN SOCIETY
- CLIMATE AND WEATHER PREDICTION
- ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
- EARTH RESOURCES
- EARTH'S CRITICAL ZONE
- CLIMATE CHANGE: SCIENCE AND POLICY
- PEOPLE, PLACE AND THE ENVIRONMENT
- INSIDE THE EARTH
- GIS SKILLS FOR PROJECT WORK