Undergraduate opportunities or degrees
Designed with careers in mind, the School of Environmental Sciences places a strong emphasis on applied work, where knowledge and skills are focused on tackling current issues and agendas across our society.
You will graduate with the skills and experience to excel in your future career, with an understanding of how Earth systems operate, and how they are being impacted by human activity.
You will be taught in our award-winning, multi-disciplinary Central Teaching Laboratories housing state-of-the-art equipment. All our degree programmes include field classes taught by our internationally recognised staff, allowing you to apply and develop your skills in authentic, real-world situations.
Earth Science: Geology and Geophysics
Our degree programmes span Geology, Geophysics, Physics and Physical Geography and are informed and enriched by our cutting-edge research.
Climate and Ocean Sciences
Our teaching is enriched by our cutting-edge research, and our links with the National Oceanography Centre situated on campus.
Ecology and Marine Biology
ur Marine Biology division is internationally known for its research and teaching, combining cutting-edge theory with a strong focus on applied, real-world issues such as marine conservation and climate change.
Geography
Our exciting degree courses are taught by world-class researchers, who are shaping the key geographical debates of the 21st Century.
Planning (Civic Design)
Our teaching is embedded within a world-class research programme and builds on strong practice connections.
Environmental Science
Environmental Science is the study of Planet Earth. From its past to its future, from the centre of the earth to the upper atmosphere, from microscopic life to giant whales and dinosaurs.