The BA/BSc Geography (Hons) at the University of Chester is designed for students eager to understand and address complex global challenges, from environmental change and sustainable development to social difference and geopolitics. You will explore the interconnectedness of human and physical systems, developing a critical perspective on contemporary geographical issues. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic foundation, preparing you to engage with diverse geographical contexts and contribute to informed decision-making in a world facing significant environmental and societal shifts.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, engaging with core content in human and physical geography, alongside opportunities for fieldwork and practical research. At Level 5, you can specialise in human or physical geography, exploring themes like environmental change and earth surface processes, or social difference and geopolitics. Your final year culminates in an independent research project, where you will apply geographical knowledge and extend your geospatial data science skills, focusing on professional ethics and risk management. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of geographical principles and practical research skills, ready for careers in environmental management, urban planning, or international development.