BSc (Hons) Environmental Sciences

The BSc Environmental Sciences course is an undergraduate program offered by the University of East Anglia. It is a comprehensive course that introduces students to the complex interactions and feedbacks between the Earth's spheres, tackling core areas like atmospheric science, ecology, geology, and environmental chemistry, allowing students to shape their abilities to change the world for the better.Course Content: The course is designed to cover basic and advanced topics including how the planet operates, environmental challenges that we face today, and ways to mitigate them. The program offers a hands-on approach to learning through use of industry-standard equipment, teaching and research labs, assessment of environmental problems in real-world contexts, and exposure to current research.Key Modules: The course includes a wide range of modules such as Core Mathematical Skills, Introduction to the Earth's Climate System, Ecology, Geology, and Cell Biology and Biochemistry in Year 1; Ecology, Evolution & Conservation, Climate Change, and Global Environmental Challenges in Year 2; and a Dissertation or Practical Project, Climate Change Impact & Adaptation, and Energy Resource & Policy in Year 3.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) and the Committee of Heads of Environmental Sciences (CHES).Future Careers: Graduates of BSc Environmental Sciences can find opportunities in various fields including environmental consultancy, pollution control, coastal and marine management, sustainable energy, environmental education, and wildlife conservation. They also have the potential to work with organizations like the Met Office, National Parks, and environmental consultancies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.