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BA ( Hons ) Geography
UCAS code L700
Duration 3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements A level : ABB – BBC . BTEC : DDM – DMM . T level : M , must be in a relevant course . Tariff points : 112 – 128 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent .
Accredited course
Royal Geographical Society
BSc ( Hons ) Geography
UCAS code F800
Duration 3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements A level : ABB – BBC . BTEC : DDM – DMM . T level : M , must be in a relevant course . Tariff points : 112 – 128 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent .
Accredited course
Royal Geographical Society
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What ' s this course about ?
If you ’ re fascinated by the relationship between human society and the natural world , this degree , accredited by the Royal Geographical Society ( RGS ), provides the skills and knowledge you need to help shape the future of the planet . You ' ll investigate how we can preserve both the natural environment and the social and economic wellbeing of human populations . You ’ ll learn how to sustainably develop urban areas , and how governments , business and individuals can help protect the planet for future .
Example placements
● Atkins Global
● Hampshire Ecological Services
● Environment Agency
● Natural England
Example topics
● Global environmental challenges
● Sustainable environmental management
● Transport and sustainability
What ' s this course about ?
If you ’ re interested in the physical nature , characteristics and environment of the world , you can couple your interest with professional skills on this BSc ( Hons ) Geography degree course , accredited by the Royal Geographical Society ( RGS ). You ' ll discover the ways in which our planet and its natural elements work , and graduate ready for a career in everything from environmental management to teaching and academic research .
Example placements
● Hampshire Ecological Services
● Environment Agency
● Natural England
Example topics
● GIS and remote sensing
● Cold environments
● Conservation biogeography
● Hazardscapes
● Glaciers and glaciation
● Climate change
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● Creative economy , people and place
● Uneven cities
● Gender and development
Course highlights
● Choose modules to match your interests and career ambitions
● Use industry-standard laboratory tech , including laser survey technology , drones , GIS and photogrammetry equipment and our environmental simulation cabinet – a controlled lab area that simulates different environmental conditions
● Experience some of the societies , cultures and landscapes you ’ re studying through fieldwork in places such as Berlin , Malta , Sicily and Uganda
● Choose to study abroad at one of our partner universities or build experience on a work placement
Future opportunities
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Course highlights
● Use high-powered tech in our laboratories , including laser survey technology , drones , GIS and photogrammetry equipment and our environmental simulation cabinet – a controlled lab area that simulates different environmental conditions
● Tailor your final year to your own interests and career ambitions by choosing from a fully optional list of modules , including conservation biogeography , hazardscapes and weather science
● Immerse yourself in some of the landscapes and societies you ’ re studying through fieldwork , including in places such as Berlin , Malta , Sicily and Uganda
● Choose to study abroad at one of our partner universities in Canada , Poland , Spain or France , or build experience on a work placement at an organisation like the Environment Agency or Natural England
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' My three years at Portsmouth were some of the best years of my life . The lecturers were so helpful and always easy to approach with any questions . My experience with my undergraduate degree has led me to stay another year at the University to carry out a Master ' s . ’
Eleanor Geary
Graduates in work and / or further study 90 %
HESA Graduate Outcomes survey 2018 / 19
roles . You ' ll be ready for a career in a wide range of fields and sectors , such as urban or environmental planning , the energy sector , teaching or research . Our previous students have gone on to work in areas such as transport planning , engineering , civil services , teaching and research .
‘ The best thing has definitely been the relationships with my lecturers . The quality of teaching has been incredible . As someone who struggles with mental health difficulties , the department have always been supportive and completely understanding . I have felt cared for ; this is something I wouldn ’ t have imagined feeling at university . ’
Nadege Khedan- Burgoine
Future opportunities
Once you complete the course , you ' ll be ready for a career in a wide range of important fields and sectors , with technical and professional skills many employers are looking for . Our previous students have gone on to work in areas such as environmental management , business management , public services , teaching and research .
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BSc ( Hons ) Marine Environmental Science
UCAS code F912
Duration 3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements A level : ABB – BBC . BTEC : DDM – DMM , must be in a Science based subject . T level : M , must be in a relevant course . Tariff points : 112 – 128 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent , with 32 points from a Science subject ( Biology , Chemistry , Environmental Science / Studies , Geography , Geology , Mathematics or Physics ).
Accredited course
Institution of Environmental Sciences ( IES )
What ' s this course about ?
Marine environments represent more than 95 % of the world ’ s biosphere and supply 80 % of the world ' s oxygen . On this degree course , accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences ( IES ), you ' ll develop your understanding of this vital resource and learn how to protect its delicate ecosystems from climate change and overfishing . You ' ll study marine environments in depth , from the tiniest plankton to the massive effect of global warming on our oceans . You ' ll get to grips with essential tests and techniques , including the study of marine water quality , marine life and pollutants .
Example placements
● Dover Harbour Board
● Portsmouth Water
Example topics
● Ecology , plants and human impact
● Global environmental challenges
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● Marine ecology and oceanography
● Marine organisms and ecosystems
● Climate change
Course highlights
● Investigate marine ecosystems in our environmental laboratories and Institute of Marine Sciences , our internationally renowned shoreside marine station packed with expert staff , a floating research platform and purpose-built 318m 2 aquatic centre
● Make the most of our coastal location with marine excursions on the Solent , and learn powerboating or scientific and technical diving
● Conduct research in places such as Somerset , Isle of Wight , Malta , Portugal , Malaysia and Belize
● Build experience on a 1-year work placement , or study abroad at one of our partner universities in Spain , France or Poland
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‘ Frequent fieldtrips , such as Somerset and Malta , create an exciting learning experience and provide the ability to practise what is learned in lectures alongside preparing for a career in the industry . ’
Lucy White
Future opportunities
When you graduate , you ’ ll be primed for a career anywhere in the world in areas such as marine environmental consultancy , marine conservation , coastal management , and underwater exploration and conservation . You ' ll be able to apply for Associate Membership of the IES . You could also continue your studies at postgraduate level .
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