Environmental Studies

Environmental studies

Joint Honours

The subject

This course helps you understand the relationships between society and the environment, enabling you to become more specialised as you progress.

First Year modules include:

  • sustainable futures
  • biodiversity
  • habitats and ecosystems
  • investigative skills

In the Second Year, depending on whether you are taking the Major, Minor or Joint route, you will study:

  • global change and development
  • rural change in the UK
  • research design and the Olympics
  • geographical and environmental process in Europe (including a field course, currently in the Swiss Alps)

After your Second Year, you can take an optional year's work placement or study abroad, gaining an extra qualification.

In your Final Year, depending on your study route, you will study:

  • environmental policy and management
  • countryside and recreation management
  • a research project

Careers

Graduates work within:

  • local government
  • town and country planning
  • recreational and habitat management
  • environmental resources management
  • sports management
  • IT and consultancy

Combined with

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One other subject can be combined with Environmental Studies in a Joint Honours degree:

 

Key Information


Environmental Studies Joint Honours

Qualification:
BSc/BA(Hons)

Entry grades:
220-280 UCAS points depending on subject combination - see individual subjects for details. If you are studying two GCE A levels or equivalent, we will be happy to make you an offer on an individual basis. If English is not your first language you will need an IELTS score of 6.0 or TOEFL 550 (213 CBT or 79 IBT). Equivalent qualifications welcomed.

Study options:

  • Full-time 3 years
  • Work placement / study abroad 4 years
  • Part-time Normally 5 years

UH programme code:
IDJH

School of Study
School of Life Sciences

Contact us

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