The BA Geography at Queen's University Belfast is designed for intellectually curious students who wish to understand the complex interplay between human societies and their environment. This degree provides a distinctive pathway, emphasising skills and techniques in social and arts and humanities research, including ethnographic investigation, discourse analysis, and archival research. You will explore fundamental geographical concepts while tailoring your studies to your interests, delving into areas such as society, power, culture, population dynamics, and geosciences. This undergraduate programme offers a robust academic foundation for those seeking to critically analyse contemporary global challenges.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your learning experience will be shaped by core modules in human and physical geography, geographical enquiry, and research skills. You will engage with practical applications through modules like Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and have opportunities for international fieldwork in locations such as Mallorca or the Netherlands. In your final year, you will undertake a significant dissertation or a 'Geography at Work' project, applying your knowledge to real-world scenarios. You will graduate with a versatile skillset, prepared for diverse career paths in research, policy, environmental management, and beyond.