Geography (Physical)

 It also offers you the chance to help address issues critical to our shared global future, including:

climate change

natural disasters

weather systems.

You'll explore our physical world's diverse landscapes and environments through the study of:

hydrology

climatology

hazards

soils

biogeography.

You'll also have the flexibility to decide where to focus your attention as your degree progresses, so you can adapt the degree to suit your interests as they evolve. Develop technical laboratory skills to help apply your knowledge in areas such as modelling, surveying and measurement, and technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information System) and remote sensing. You'll gain experience in the field, ensuring you have a balance of practical and theoretical skills. We'll support you to make a difference as you apply your lessons to what you're passionate about. For example, recent students campaigned successfully for the University's students' union to stop using plastic straws.