Our graduates pursue a very wide range of careers with a marked orientation towards finance and commerce. Many follow careers which use their analytical skills as much as the substantive knowledge gained on the course. Women graduates in geography still perform very much better in the labour market than do women graduates from all other disciplines. Assessment Assessment methods are very varied. They range from unseen examinations through tutorial assignments, practical and field work, course work, seminar delivery and seen examinations.
Individual assessments predominate but group work also forms part of the assessment package.
Entry requirements For entry in 2001 entry you will require at least a B and 2Cs at A-level, excluding General Studies. There is no subject-specific entry requirement. From 2002 you will require 260 points from 18 units, including at least one A2 - preferably in geography or in a related discipline. Although key skills will not count towards this total, a strong performance may be helpful if you just fail to reach our standard entry requirements. Selection process You will be interviewed during specially organised interview days and the offer will be based on your UCAS application and your performance during the interview.