BA (Hons) Geography
Course Overview
This accredited Geography degree equips you to tackle the 21st century's most pressing challenges, from globalization and geopolitics to sustainability. You will develop expert knowledge and critical skills to understand how these complex issues interact and shape our world. The unique opportunity for a Year in China provides an unparalleled immersive experience to study these global dynamics from a new perspective.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
- Analyze critical global issues like sustainability, geopolitics, and population change
- Develop advanced skills in critical thinking and interdisciplinary analysis
- Unique option for a Year in China at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU)
- Study a fully English-taught curriculum while immersed in Chinese culture
Course Overview
This accredited Geography degree equips you to tackle the 21st century's most pressing challenges, from globalization and geopolitics to sustainability. You will develop expert knowledge and critical skills to understand how these complex issues interact and shape our world. The unique opportunity for a Year in China provides an unparalleled immersive experience to study these global dynamics from a new perspective.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
- Analyze critical global issues like sustainability, geopolitics, and population change
- Develop advanced skills in critical thinking and interdisciplinary analysis
- Unique option for a Year in China at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU)
- Study a fully English-taught curriculum while immersed in Chinese culture
Requirements
Modules
- Human Geography Through Merseyside
- Living With Environmental Change
- New Horizons In Human Geography
- Research Frontiers In Human Geography
- Study Skills And Gis
- Contemporary Town Planning
- Ecology And Conservation
- Experiments In Physical Geography
- Theory And Laboratory Experiments In Earth Surfaces Processes
- Town And Country Planning: An Introduction
- Urban And Environmental Economics
- Global Challenges: Development, Inequality, Alternatives
- Foundations In International Relations
- Comparative Politics
- Principles And Theory In Geography
- Research Skills And Employability
- Exploring The Social World
- An Introduction To Environmental History
- Catchment Hydrology
- Changing Environments
- Cities And Regions
- Climatology
- Planning For Environmental Sustainability
- Geomorphology: Ice, Sea And Air
- Gis For Human Geography
- Political Economies Of Globalisation
- Population And Societies
- Rural Geographies
- Social And Cultural Geographies
- Field Class (Edinburgh)
- Field Class (Belfast)
- Field Class (Glasgow)
- Dissertation (Geography & Environmental Science)
- Climate Change - A Critical Review
- Coastal Environments: Spatial And Temporal Change
- Bodies, Space And Power: Geographies Of The Lifecourse
- Fluvial Environments
- Geographic Data Science
- Poland: Political, Social And Cultural Geographies Since 1939
- Building Better Worlds
- Human-Environmental Interactions
- Natural Hazards And Society
- Politics Of The Environment
- Postcolonial Geographies
- Social And Spatial Inequalities
- Teaching Geography
- Contemporary Population Dynamics
- Carbon, Nutrients And Climate Change Mitigation
- Field Class (Barcelona)
- Fieldwork: Liverpool & Its Region
- Global Geographies Of Youth
