Geography with Environmental Mathematics
Postgraduate
In Leeds
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Leeds
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If you want to explore how our Earth system operates and its underlying mathematical principles our combined course is for you.
On this mainly physical geography course you will develop an appreciation of how processes at work on the Earth's surface can be described mathematically and represented in simulation models.
Look into the processes that shape our world's dramatic landscapes and the dynamics of the atmosphere and biosphere, and how you can have a say in how we manage our future environment.
Learn how to understand and explore the science behind the world.
Extending this degree
You can convert your 3-year degree into a 4-year degree by spending an additional year on an industrial placement or overseas, before returning to Leeds to complete your final year of study. Read "Study abroad and work placements".
Real world learning
Fieldwork is an integral part of all our geography degrees. All compulsory fieldwork in Years 1 and 2 is funded by the School.
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Entry requirements
A-level: AAB including an A in Mathematics
Preferably including Geography. If Geography is not included then we would expect 2 science A-levels from Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.
GCSE: English and Mathematics at grade B or above, or an equivalent English language and Mathematics qualification.
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Subjects
- Mathematics
- Physical Geography
- GCSE Mathematics
Course programme
You will cover developments in the study of climate change, human impacts on the biosphere and the hydro-geomorphological processes that shape physical landscapes.
In Year 1 you will gain a broad overview of all these topics, and then as you progress through your second and final year you have the opportunity to specialise according to your strengths and interests.
Throughout your studies you will acquire key skills in environmental mathematics that will enhance your understanding of how different processes shape our environment.Course structure
These are typical modules/components studied and may change from time to time. Read more in our Terms and conditions.
Modules Year 1Compulsory modules
- Dynamic Landscapes 20 credits
- Living Planet 20 credits
- Environmental Change: Past and Future 20 credits
- Data analysis and physical geography tutorials 20 credits
- Studying in a Digital Age (Environment) 5 credits
- Intermediate Mathematics for Environmental and Geophysical Scientists 10 credits
- Advanced Mathematics for Environmental and Geophysical Scientists 10 credits
- Nature, Society and Environment 20 credits
Compulsory modules
- Career Skills in Geography 10 credits
- Research project and skills in physical geography (geography dissertation route) 10 credits
- Mathematics for Geophysical and Environmental Sciences 3 10 credits
- Mathematics for Geophysical and Environmental Sciences 4 10 credits
- Data Analysis and Visualisation for Environmental Applications 10 credits
- The dynamic environment of the European Alps 10 credits
- The Dynamic Environment of Mallorca 10 credits
- The dynamic environment of the Western Algarve 10 credits
- Living within limits: natural resource management for sustainable development 20 credits
- Earth Surface Processes 20 credits
- Ecosystems: process, pattern, and change 20 credits
- Climate Systems 20 credits
Compulsory modules
- Physical Geography Dissertation 40 credits
- New Zealand Field Trip 20 credits
- Water Science & Management
Geography with Environmental Mathematics