ObjectivesGlobal environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, changes in biodiversity and land use all have effects on the environment. Effective environmental management is therefore increasingly important for industry, business and planners in order to protect human health and the environment. Our Programme offers a wide range of topics relevant to to current environmental concerns such as global change, habitat management, environmental policy as well as geographical information science and you can specialize according to your particular interests or maintain a broadly-based programme of study. Our Honours degree in Environmental management is accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences.
Entry requirementsThe university requires you to have at least 2 A Levels (or equivalent) to begin an Honours Undergraduate Degree Programme or at least one for a Foundation Degree. The entry requirements for undergraduate degrees are given generally in UCAS Tariff Points.
Academic titleBSc Environmental Management
Course descriptionBSc Environmental Management
Year 1
-Biodiversity
-Geographical and Environmental Processes in the UK Field Course
-Graduate and Professional Skills 1 - GE
-Habitats and Ecosystems
-Human Space and Society
-Investigative Skills and Techniques
-Physical Systems
-Spatial Perspectives
-Sustainable Futures
-Special Fieldwork Skills 1
Year 2
-Ecology and Environmental Quality
-Geographical and Enviromental Processes in Europe
-Global Change and Development
-Graduate and Professional Skills 2 - GE
-Research Design and the Olympics
-Fundamentals of Geospatial Information
-Rural Change in the UK
-Special Fieldwork Skills 2
Year 3
-Environmental Policy and Management
-Habitat Monitoring and Management
-Implementating Geospatial Information
-Individual Research Project - GE
-Biological Conservation
-Countryside Recreation Management
-Placement - GE
-Year in Europe - GE
-Year in North America - GE