Geography courses

...and those acting within it. The AS level is a one-year course involving fieldwork and other practical work. This can be extended to a full A level by continuing...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades - must include C in any Science Subject. Head of Department: Miss Mandy Winstanley Course assessment...

...Geology will develop your interest in and enthusiasm for further study and careers in geology. It will develop essential knowledge and understanding...

...(GEOL 0281) are required, plus either Landscape Evolution (GEOL 0251) or Water Resources and Hydrogeology (GEOL 0255). (3) Four elective courses...

...Congratulations to the class of 2016! GEOL 0104 - Earthquakes and Volcanoes GEOL 0105 - Energy and Mineral Resources GEOL 0111 - Natural Hazards ▲ ▹ GEOL 0112...

...hydrology, hydrogeology and geotechnics. The programme has a special emphasis on employability and benefits from consultations with experts from the industry including...

...rocks and fossils Learning about Plate Tectonics, Global Geology and Earthquakes Finding out about Volcanoes and the uses of Geology Field visits to places like the Lake District...

...also investigate how to predict what will happen to our planet in the future. AS Level (year one) At AS you will study the Earths global structure...

...also investigate how to predict what will happen to our planet in the future. AS Level (year one) At AS you will study the Earths global structure...

...the study of minerals, rocks, fossils and earth structure Practical Geology - understanding geological maps Geology and the Environment - looking at...

...and a further three for the full A Level. The course explores most of the major areas of geology. Units cover rocks, minerals, fossils, structures...

...data scientist, geospatial software developer and consultant. Graduates go on to work for a variety of organisations including engineering consultancies... Learn about: Data Management, Geographic Information Science, Spatial Databases...

...Course Content Our degrees are divided into Stages. Each Stage lasts for an academic year and you need to complete modules totalling 120 credits by the end of each Stage... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...a few relevant mathematical concepts, and how to design websites. They also study contemporary geographical issues of global scale and significance...

...sea floor spreading and plate tectonics and geological structures Rocks – Processes and Products investigates: The rock cycle, igneous processes and products...

...(8 credits): Chemistry Laboratory I One of the following groups of courses (7 credits): General and Inorganic Chemistry General and Descriptive Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...(8 credits): Chemistry Laboratory I One of the following pairs of courses (7 credits): General and Inorganic Chemistry General and Descriptive Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...of Geology and you are not expected to have a GCSE in Geology. Science with grade C or above at GCSE is advisable and Geography GCSE would be useful but is not essential...

...The Department of Geology & Environmental Geosciences offers four different degree tracks to suit the academic and career interests of our students...

...course consists of six modules taken over two years. Three units are taken in the first year of the course, leading to an Advanced Subsidiary qualification...