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Geographers explore the global challenges that face both humanity and the planet in the 21st century. Based at our Ambleside campus in the heart of the Lake District, on this geography course you will embrace the mix of natural and social science and humanities that create the diversity and exuberance we call geography. We will explore the differences and dynamics between culture, political systems, economies and landscapes; but you will also evaluate these as contested spaces that can be viewed through multiple lenses.
Our location allows us to embed high-quality fields, laboratory, geo-spacial and archive work into your degree. Residential field-courses at every level take you beyond the Lake District and UK, placing your learning in a global context. You will become an effective practitioner with a unique intellectual curiosity and the ability to observe and critically reflect on the world around you.
A-levels: BBD-BBB to include Geography or Environmental Science at C or above.
T-levels: M - All subjects are accepted for entry to this course.
Access to HE: 9 Credits at Distinction & 36 at Merit – 24 Credits at Distinction & 21 at Merit – Science Based.
CACHE Technical Level 3 and Level 3 Extended Diploma: B Science-based.
OCR Cambridge Technical & Edexcel/Pearson BTEC Level 3 (National) Extended Diploma: MMM – DDM Science based.
Scottish Highers: 96-120 UCAS Tariff Points preferably from 4 Highers to include Geography or Environmental Science.
Irish LC Highers: 96-120 UCAS Tariff Points preferably from 4 Irish Leaving Certificate Highers to Geography or Environmental Science.
Alternative routes: If don't think you'll meet the criteria for direct application to this course, check out our Integrated Foundation Year
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
Global Challenges
Geographical Techniques
People and Place
Environment and Resources
The Earth System
Ecological Knowledge, Interactions and Change
Research Design
Valuing the Environment
Environmental Change: Past Present Future
Geographical Information Systems
The Catchment: Summit to Sea (Optional)
Culture, Identity and Place (Optional)
Rural Economy and Society (Optional)
Habitats and Ecosystems (Optional)
Dissertation
Researching Environmental Change: Field-course
Science and Politics of Climate Change
Creative Cultural Geographies (Optional)
Upland Resource Management (Optional)
Cold Environments (Optional)
Advanced GIS and Remote Sensing (Optional)
Aquatic and Catchment Resource Management (Optional)
Contemporary Global Conservation (Optional)
The IELTS score for international applicants is 6 (with no less than 5.5 in each component).
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