Environmental geoscientists apply knowledge of Earth's processes to predict hazards like floods and earthquakes, remediate hazardous waste, and support civil engineering projects such as roads, tunnels, and buildings. Our Environmental Geoscience course explores planetary processes including acid rain and global warming, while developing solutions to geological challenges in the UK and worldwide. Students gain advanced skills in mapping, research, analysis, and problem-solving. Master's programs include a fourth-year research project with leading School scientists, enhancing employability in academia, government, and industry.South Wales' rich geological history supports hands-on learning through field trips to natural landscapes, industrial sites, and overseas destinations like Spain and Cyprus. No prior geology is required, as Year 1 covers fundamentals. Distinctive features include Geological Society accreditation for chartered status, flexible degree pathways, world-leading experts and facilities, and proximity to the British Geological Survey and National Museum of Wales for enhanced teaching and projects.
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