BSc (Hons) Physical Geography
Course Overview
This Physical Geography course provides a comprehensive exploration of the processes shaping our planet, from modern environmental phenomena to long-term landscape evolution. You will investigate critical issues like climate change and human-environment interactions through a blend of theoretical study and extensive hands-on fieldwork. The program is designed to equip you with practical skills and scientific understanding for a career addressing global environmental challenges.
Key Program Highlights
- Hands-on fieldwork opportunities in the UK and overseas to explore diverse physical landscapes firsthand
- Access to advanced practical facilities, including dedicated instrumentation and GIS laboratories
- Option to enhance your degree with a year studying abroad or a professional placement with a relevant employer
- Free Carbon Literacy training to build expertise in sustainability and boost your employability
- Ideal location with easy access to four national parks for local field studies and research
Course Overview
This Physical Geography course provides a comprehensive exploration of the processes shaping our planet, from modern environmental phenomena to long-term landscape evolution. You will investigate critical issues like climate change and human-environment interactions through a blend of theoretical study and extensive hands-on fieldwork. The program is designed to equip you with practical skills and scientific understanding for a career addressing global environmental challenges.
Key Program Highlights
- Hands-on fieldwork opportunities in the UK and overseas to explore diverse physical landscapes firsthand
- Access to advanced practical facilities, including dedicated instrumentation and GIS laboratories
- Option to enhance your degree with a year studying abroad or a professional placement with a relevant employer
- Free Carbon Literacy training to build expertise in sustainability and boost your employability
- Ideal location with easy access to four national parks for local field studies and research
