BSc (Hons) Environmental Geography

The Environmental Geography course at the University of Stirling offers students an understanding of the world's major global challenges. This course educates students about the Earth's changing environments and the impacts of human activity. The curriculum blends aspects of physical geography with enquiries into the human realm, making it an interdisciplinary study of environmental problems.Course Content: The program combines classroom learning with extensive field-based study. Students are taught how various natural processes shape the environment, from social to political and economic levels. The curriculum includes topics such as Geographic Data Analysis, Mountain Glaciers and Landscape, Quaternary Hazards, Fieldwork in Physical Geography, and more.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Understanding the Environment, Global Change, Geographic Data Analysis, Landscapes and Landforms, and others.Future Careers: Graduates from this course can find numerous opportunities in both private and public sectors. These include roles in environmental consulting, conservation management, recycling coordination, climate change analysis, and other environmental science roles in government and non-profit organizations.'For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.'