Whatever your course, it will provide the essential skills for employment in the 21st century. Some recent graduates have gone into teaching, the civil service and post graduate research. Geography Degrees - in retailing, systems management, land use planning, consumer research and marketing. Environmental Degrees - town and country planning, countryside management, urban planning, applied ecology, tourism, pollution control, conservation, applied ecology, waste management, environmental resource management, environmental impact assessment. Geography Degrees - spatial technology, applied geology, resource management, hydrology and planning.
Importance is placed on the interactions between industry and the environment.
In addition, there is the option of taking your course in a sandwich mode. The University will provide one year work experience opportunities if you wish to pursue this route.