Courses longer than 10 days in length providing specialist training in geography focused subjects particularly where there is a significant element of conservation, cartography / GIS, agrogeography etc. Including some geology and ancient monument heritage.
This degree explores the relationships between people, places and the environment and how past, present and future environmental challenges can be tackled at various spatial scales and in a variety of global contexts. This degree provides students with the knowledge and skills to understand and tackle the biggest global challenges.
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With our Geography degree, you will explore the relationships between physical processes, nature and environmental change in a vibrant urban environment, surrounded by iconic rural and coastal landscapes. You will gain the knowledge and skills to tackle the biggest challenges facing our planet.
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All our geography degrees provide students with the knowledge and skills to understand and tackle the biggest global challenges facing the planet. If you don’t have the qualifications to apply for a degree, this is for you. Successful completion will enable you to progress onto one of our geography degrees.
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This course examines how the Earth’s surface is shaped by natural and human processes. Core modules explore seismic, landscape and volcanic geohazards, clean energy transitions, and long term environmental change. Students also study geographical modules which provide a deep understanding of climate, environments, and the biosphere.
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This course challenges you to think about the world in new ways. It explores the complex relationship between humans and the environment, providing a broad geographical perspective on both natural and human systems. Innovative module options in physical and human geography allow you to tailor your degree to your interests.
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Dealing with diverse topics ranging from the top of the Earth’s atmosphere to the ocean floor, this specialised course focuses solely on the physical sciences and how they apply to our surroundings. You will actively take part in research, and learn how to map, monitor and understand the physical world.
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Our Environmental Geography degree at the University of Stirling seek to make sense of our changing world. Studying Environmental Geography helps you to make sense of the world we live in by bridging physical geography and social sciences; developing expert knowledge and skills to research, analyse and communicate how natural and human-mediated environmental change affects the well-being of the planet.
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Our course blends the academic foundation of our Environmental Geography degree with practical teaching on leading and guiding groups outdoors and providing educational activities with a geographical and environmental emphasis. You’ll explore core issues in geography, human impacts on our planet, biogeography and practical scientific techniques. Our field courses and practical teaching will give you further valuable hands-on experience.
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