Environmental Science with Hazards and Disasters, BSc (Hons)

Kingston University’s Geography course ranks in the top 5 nationally and first in London (Guardian League Table 2025) and is accredited by the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment. It emphasizes practical fieldwork in hazard-prone areas like earthquakes and floods, alongside opportunities for paid placements and career support. Students praise the teaching, with 100% reporting strong explanations and skill development (NSS 2023), preparing them for environmental roles.The course examines the science of natural hazards, including earthquakes and climate change, while addressing social factors, emergency planning, and disaster risk reduction. Through real-world exercises and guest speakers from DRR organizations, students develop future skills like problem-solving and adaptability. Graduates pursue careers in local governments, NGOs, and environmental consultancies, with assessments including reports and presentations that mimic workplace tasks.

Example modules: – Introducing Physical Geography and Environmental Hazards – Disaster Risk Reduction – The Challenge of Climate Change To view the full list of modules, please visit the University course webpage.