BA (Hons.) Geography

The BA (Hons) Geography degree at the University of Chester provides an understanding of the conceptual basis of geography's human and physical aspects along with their associated technical skills. The course covers several facets of geography from exploring local and global challenges to understanding the physical processes controlling the environment.Course Content: The degree provides a broad education in geography throughout the three years, from theoretical and conceptual aspects to technical skills. During the first year, the buildup of foundational knowledge is carried out through modules like Investigating Geography, Geographical Techniques, and Global Challenges. The second year advances upon the foundational knowledge with modules about human and physical geography investigations while also offering optional modules to broaden skillsets. In the final year, students have the option to select their own dissertation topic in addition to studying advanced topics in geography.Key Modules: Some key modules in this course include Investigating Geography, Human Geography, Physical Geography, Geographical Techniques, and Global Challenges. Moreover, whilst advancing through the degree, students are allowed to choose optional modules such as Climate Change, Coastal Processes, River Processes and Drone Lab.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Royal Geographical Society (RGS).Future Careers: Students graduating with a BA (Hons) in Geography from the University of Chester have job opportunities in a wide variety of sectors including environmental consultancy, town and transport planning, housing and social welfare, and the civil service among others. The university offers career guidance and support through the Career and Employability services.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.