Physical Geography,BSc

What can I do with a degree in Physical Geography?

Our graduates have, for example, found employment as environmental consultants, planners, civil servants, surveyors, in and in education among many other things.

Employability is embedded within all courses provided by us. Our degrees provide a solid foundation for a vast array of careers across a range of sectors. In a rapidly shifting global economy, our graduates are adaptable and able to draw on a range of transferable skills, ensuring that they are always in demand.

The skill sets include:

• Enhanced mathematical and computational skills;
• Effective problem solving and creative thinking skills;
• Information technology skills;
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team;
• Time-management, organisational skills;
• Communication skills both written and oral;
• Self-motivation and self-reliance.

Work experience:

If you're interested in taking part in a Year in Industry, then you may be interested in our sister course Physical Geography with Integrated Year in Industry (F846). The syllabus is identical to this course (F840), however you undertake your work placement in between your second and final year of studying.

International Exchange Opportunities:

For those who would like study with one of our partner Universities within Europe and the rest of the world, then the course Physical Geography with Integrated study abroad may appeal to you (F845). This course is identical to F840, however you will study abroad in between your second and final year.