Adapting to Coastal Change explores how coastal and estuarine environments respond to natural processes and human pressures in a changing climate. Students will examine the physical and social factors that shape these dynamic systems and learn how monitoring, data, and research inform resilience and adaptation approaches. The module introduces adaptive management and scenario planning that enables flexible, evidence-based responses to evolving coastal risks. Learning is brought to life through lectures, workshops, and field visits to local coastlines, where students connect theory with real-world management practices. Assessment focuses on applying knowledge and data analysis to design innovative management strategies and long-term adaptation pathways. By the end of the module, students will have the analytical, practical, and communication skills needed to contribute to sustainable coastal decision-making and resilience planning.