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This is a 3 year programme that deals with both the science and social science of the relationship between humans and their environment. It integrates and applies a number of scientific and social science (in areas such as policy and planning, regulation, and economics disciplines) to environmental problems.
Environmental Studies is the branch of science and social science that deals with the relationship between humans and their environment. It is both a practical and theoretical subject. It integrates and applies a number of scientific disciplines to problems of immense economic and social importance that relate to the long-term maintenance and sustainability of ecosystems and the management of raw materials and fuels.
You study core science subjects that underpin key environmental issues, such as chemistry, biology and earth science. You also study social science course units (in areas such as Policy & Planning, Regulation, and Economics) to help you understand how these are critical to future environmental developments.
Graduates of the Environmental programmes have been very successful. The majority (usually over 50%) continue in education, studying for higher degrees such as Masters or Doctorates. Others have gained employment in a diverse range of areas, from government agencies, oil companies, environmental consultancies and aid agencies overseas.
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