BSc (Hons) Physical Geography and Oceanography

Course Overview This course explores the dynamic interface between land and sea, focusing on the physical and biogeochemical processes that shape our coastal environments. It provides an integrated, research-led understanding of how terrestrial and marine systems interact, equipping students to address critical issues like climate change, sea-level rise, and pollution. The curriculum is designed to analyze the movement of water, sediment, and carbon from rivers and glaciers to the ocean. Key Program Highlights Research-led teaching on terrestrial (rivers, glaciers) and marine (waves, tides) processes Integrated study of how water, sediment, and carbon move from land to sea Analysis of environmental challenges like climate change, sea-level rise, and pollution Opportunities for a Placement Year or an International Experience Year Foundation Year entry option available for those without standard qualifications