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BSc Geography (Single Honours) -
UCAS code F800
Our single honours Geography degree is popular and accounts for over half of the students in the Department. The emphases of the degree reflect the research interests of our academic staff and develop four main themes: globalization, geographies of identity and difference, earth surface processes, and ecological and hydrological processes. Students take mainly geography modules, although there is the opportunity to take modules offered by other departments in years 2 and 3.
Geography modules - available to single, joint and combined honours students
Earth System Science
Global Environmental Change
Environmental Hazards: from mitigation to management |
Environmental Systems and Resource Management
Forest Ecology
Lake System Dynamics
River Ecology
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Climate and Society
Conservation: principles and practice
Environmental Change and Ecological Response
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Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
Exploring the Ice Ages |
Aeolian Processes and Landforms
GIS and Flood Management
River Dynamics and the Environment
Snow, Ice, Environment and Landscape |
| Geographies of Global Economic Change |
Geographies of Modern Europe
Global Migration
Globalization
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Central America: dependency and development
Regional Geography of the UK
Urbanisation in the Global South
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| Geographies of Identity |
Geographies of Social Difference
Sustainable Urban Geographies
Geopolitics and North-South Relations |
Geographies of Children and Youth
Feminist Geographies of Home
Geographies of Palestine/Israel
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Cartography and Digital Mapping
Practising Geography Fieldcourse
Quantitative Methods in Geography
Tutorials |
Geographical Research: Concepts and Designs
Remote Sensing and GIS
Physical Geography Fieldcourse (Wales)
Research Techniques in Physical Geography
Researching Human Geographies
Human Geography Fieldcourse (Paris) |
Dissertation
Alpine Studies Fieldcourse (Switzerland)
Global Cities Fieldcourse (New York)
Mediterranean Rural Spaces Fieldourse (Crete)
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Not all modules may be available in any one year
More detailed information on the learning outcomes, content and teaching, learning and assessment methods of each module can be found in the respective Module Specifications for Geography .
Last updated October 2011
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