Environmental Sciences

Environmental Sciences courses

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• Climate Science BSc (Hons)
• Earth Sciences (4 year route including a Foundation Year at Carmel College) BSc (Hons)
• Environment and Planning BA (Hons)
• Environmental Geoscience BSc (Hons)
• Environmental Science BSc (Hons)
• Geography and Oceanography BSc (Hons)
• Marine Biology BSc (Hons)
• Marine Biology with Oceanography BSc (Hons)
• Mathematics with Ocean and Climate Sciences BSc (Hons)
• Ocean Sciences BSc (Hons)
• Ocean Sciences MOSci
• Zoology BSc (Hons)
• Zoology MBiol
• Climate Resilience and Environmental Sustainability in Architecture MSc
• Environment and Climate Change MSc
• Environmental Assessment and Management MSc
• Environmental Sciences MSc
• Town and Regional Planning MA
• Town and Regional Planning MCD
• Urban Design and Planning MCD
• Environmental Science MPhil / PhD
• Marine Science MPhil / PhD
• A traits-based approach to predicting and mitigating the impacts of a devastating amphibian pathogen under climate change
• Bioenergy crops and net zero – quantifying carbon emissions and sequestration potential
• Community approaches to preventing mosquito-borne viruses
• Decarbonising global supply chains: tools for trade-off decision-making
• Digging into anthropogenic vibrations: investigating the impacts of noise on the physiology and behaviour of benthic and infaunal invertebrates
• Ecological and evolutionary consequences of nanoplastic pollution in the water flea, Daphnia magna
• Explaining the male fertility gap at high temperatures
• Fishing in hot water: will climate change alter the ecological effects of bottom trawling?
• Genomics of adaptation to environmental change in British Lepidoptera
• Hatching an egg-cellent plan: investigating vibrationally and chemically-cued hatching and development of marine invertebrate eggs in relation to natural and anthropogenic variation
• How do fish affect greenhouse gas emissions from small waterbodies?
• How does personality and environmental change affect pace-of-life in Arctic seabirds
• Imaging Plankton Dynamics in a Changing Arctic
• Impact of livestock and tourism on African savannah herbivores: long-term patterns and their causes
• Investigating ‘cognitive ecology’ in the European nightjar
• Modelling the effect of biochar amendment on barley soil microbiomes
• Multi-decadal perspectives on fish size distributions: understanding the role of environmental and management drivers in the UK fisheries
• Protecting speed or size? Impacts of warming on animal life histories
• Sustainability & Shelter – a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the complex combination of benefits hedges provide
• The importance of diatom biodiversity in the response of Southern Ocean ecosystems and biogeochemistry to climate change
• The power of fats in Arctic food webs and carbon sequestration
• Unearthing the impacts of invasive plants on soil microbial communities
• What shapes savanna insect communities? Investigating key consumers and their effects
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