Bsc (hons) Climate Change in Liverpool John Moores University, UK

Bsc (hons) Climate Change in Liverpool John Moores University

Climate Change is a pressing and challenging issue facing society. Rising temperatures and sea levels, near global retreat of glaciers, alterations to precipitation patterns and frequent extreme weather events, climate induced changes in biogeographical patterns and loss of biodiversity pose severe threats to contemporary and future societies. The introduction of this new BSc in Climate Change will allow students to investigate the issue using interdisciplinary skills.

 

• One of the only BSc (Hons) Climate Change course available to study in the UK
• Investigate climate change using interdisciplinary skills to tackle pressing issues 
• Taught by highly experienced, research-active staff
• Focus on skill acquisition via practical workshops and field learning
• Field trips included in the fees, currently to Iceland, the Lake District, Snowdonia, the Peak District and the North West coast*
• Access to brand new, state-of-the-art computing facilities and analytical equipment
• Excellent employment opportunities in areas such as: climate environmental management; consultancy; operational government authorities; engineering and surveying; civil service; and Geographical Information Systems
• Options to undertake work placements of 4-6 weeks and/or 12 months
• Options to study abroad for part of the degree with support from schemes such as the Go Global Fund and Erasmus+
• This degree is available to study following a foundation year​

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