ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY (BSC): 3-YEAR, FULL-TIME

You need a total of 360 credits to complete your undergraduate degree. We will carefully guide you through a wide range of subjects that are of relevance for environmental management.

In Year 1, you take four compulsory modules that reflect the foundations of both the physical environment and how humans interact and shape it. These are complemented by learning modern techniques such as geographic information science.

In Year 2, you take three compulsory modules and choose one option module which is of relevance for managing the physical and human environment. You will also learn important data-gathering methods.

In Year 3, you undertake a substantial piece of written work: either a 30-credit literature review, or a 60-credit research project. You can also specialise further by choosing from a range of advanced option modules to make up your full 120 credits for the year.

• Humans and the Environment
• Introducing Natural Environments
• Introduction to Environmental Science
• Introduction to Spatial Thinking

• Environmental Processes
• Managing Environments
• Methods, Analysis and Techniques

• Literature Review
• Research Project

• Advanced Applications of GIS
• Global Nature Conservation Level 6
• Landscape Change: Past and Future (1)
• Living with Climate Change
• Principles of Geographic Information Systems Level 5
• Principles of Geographic Information Systems Level 6
• Storms, Seas and Rivers: hydrology in the field (Level 5)