The BSc (Hons) Environmental Science and Geography at Keele University equips you to address critical global challenges at the intersection of natural and social sciences. You will explore the complex interactions within our planet's systems, from environmental chemistry and the geology of Planet Earth to human impacts and sustainability policy. This degree is ideal if you are passionate about understanding environmental issues, from climate change and conservation to resource management, and are eager to develop the scientific and analytical skills necessary to find effective solutions. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of both physical geography and environmental science, preparing you for a dynamic career.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate programme is studied over three years, offering a blend of compulsory and optional modules that evolve with current research. You will engage in practical fieldwork, learn essential skills in Geographic Information Science (GIS) and environmental analytical methods, and undertake an independent dissertation in your final year. Opportunities for a work placement or advanced fieldwork will further enhance your practical experience. You will graduate with a strong foundation in environmental science and geography, ready for diverse career paths in environmental consultancy, conservation, government agencies, or further postgraduate study.