BSc Geography and International Development ( Part-time )

This part-time BSc program in Geography and International Development provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the interconnected factors that shape our world, including environmental, social, economic, and political processes. Students will learn to analyze and evaluate complex systems and develop solutions to global challenges through a combination of theoretical and practical coursework. With a focus on international development, this program prepares students for careers in fields such as sustainable development, humanitarian aid, and environmental policy-making.

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Students have the opportunity to specialize in areas such as climate change, urbanization, or economic development. The program also includes a dissertation component, allowing students to conduct original research on a topic of their choice. Birkbeck's location in central London provides easy access to international organizations, NGOs, and government agencies, offering students valuable networking opportunities.

Unlocking the Potential of People and Places: Why Choose Birkbeck for Your Geography and International Development Degree

Birkbeck is renowned for its expertise in geography and international development, with faculty members who are leaders in their fields. The university's location in central London offers unparalleled access to cultural, intellectual, and professional resources. Birkbeck's commitment to part-time study options makes it an ideal choice for working professionals and those with other responsibilities.

Graduates can pursue careers in development NGOs, policy organizations, charities, or corporate social responsibility. This degree may also be useful in becoming a social researcher, charity officer, human resources officer, higher education lecturer, or policy adviser.

We welcome applications from applicants without traditional entry qualifications. We assess by interview and application your suitability for degree-level study, taking into account the knowledge and skills that you have gained since leaving formal education.