BSc Environmental Science

The Environmental Science degree offered at the University of Aberdeen, is designed to deliver a comprehensive and rigorous understanding of environmental science and the skills required to help resolve the world's most urgent problems. The course is taught by leading experts and makes effective use of the unique surrounding landscapes of Scotland, where students can experience firsthand the impacts of environmental change.Course Content: The course combines knowledge from various fields such as geology, biology, and geography to understand environmental issues. In the first half of the course, students gain a solid grounding in diverse topics including geology, biology, geography, and environmental chemistry. In the second half of the course, more specialized subject areas that students can opt to focus on include: understanding the Earth's climate system, predicting and managing environmental hazards, conserving and managing resources, earth surface processes, and pollution.Key Modules: Some of the core modules include Environment and Society, Environmental Challenges, Introduction to Environmental Science, and Environmental Management: Principles and Practice.Accreditations: The degree programmes in Environmental Science attained the award of accredited degree programme from the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) and the Committee of Heads of Environmental Sciences (CHES). It also accredits students' membership of the IES.Future Careers: The career prospects for graduates are very diverse and rewarding, with opportunities in environmental consultancy, governmental and non-governmental organizations, or further research. Some job roles may include Environmental Consultant, Nature Conservation Officer, Water Quality Scientist, or Sustainability Consultant.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.