This programme explores global environmental challenges through engaging topics studied in the field and advanced laboratories. Students receive support to secure a paid 12-month placement, gaining practical experience in organisations aligned with their career goals. Drawing from diverse scientific disciplines, the course flexibly addresses natural and human-made environments, examining key factors, historical evolution, and future changes. Exciting fieldwork options include studying glaciers in Iceland, geomorphology in Spain, or water management in Croatia.In the first year, foundational themes such as hydrology and climate are covered. The second year builds on these with residential fieldwork in the Lake District and allows specialisation in areas like geological hazards or soil science. A placement year follows, offering professional development through university guidance on CVs, interviews, and self-presentation. The final year culminates in a dissertation, often involving fieldwork or lab-based research, tailored to individual interests.
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