Bsc Geography in University of East Anglia UEA, UK

Bsc Geography in University of East Anglia UEA

Explore our dynamic and ever changing world – from volcanoes and landslides to climate change and biodiversity.

You’ll gain a solid understanding of the challenges facing our planet, and develop valuable, practical experience through various field courses. Alongside this you’ll have the opportunity to learn specialist theory in areas such as hydrology, geomorphology, meterology, population ecology and environmental economics.

As your course progresses you’ll continue to develop your skills as a geographer across a range of specialisms – from geographical information systems toenvironmental policymaking, biogeography, international development, climate change and natural hazards.

You’ll graduate with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge to start a fascinating geographical career or progress to further study.

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