Geography and Environmental Sciences involves exploring the planet's scientific processes and physical structures, and studying our impact on the world.

An undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in this area could prepare you for a career as an urban planner, environmental consultant, geographical information scientist, sustainability specialist, or for a role in conservation or wildlife protection.

Why study Geography and Environmental Science?

• Our location on the south coast of England means you have many opportunities for field work in places like the Isle of Wight and the Jurassic Coast.
• Several of our courses include a European residential field class. Previous students have gone to Lapland, Berlin, Barcelona, Malta and Sicily.
• Broaden your horizons at lectures given by guest speakers from public, private and non-profit sectors.
• Depending on your course, you could do a placement year to gain valuable work experience. Previous students have worked for the Environment Agency, Natural England, the Ordnance Survey, Dover Port Authority and the Solent Forum.
• Our facilities include Geographical Information System (GIS) and photogrammetry labs, laser survey technology, photogrammetry equipment, an environmental simulation cabinet and equipment for testing natural waters and materials.