BSc Environment, Sustainability and Climate Change (Full-time) (
University of Wales Trinity Saint David
About this course
BSc Hons in Environment, Sustainability and Climate Change, an environmental sciences degree centred on ecological systems, conservation and climate challenges. Core topics include Laboratory Techniques and Accounting. Practical fieldwork forms an integral part of the curriculum, utilizing local geographic locations for hands-on study. The first year introduces foundational themes through modules such as Learning in the Digital Era, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, Climate Change and Visual Activism, and Physical Landscape and the Geosphere. The second year progresses to applied concepts including Coastal, Marine and Wildlife Conservation, Environmental Legislation and Circular Economy, Low Carbon Technologies, and Water Resources and Environmental Monitoring. The final year involves advanced study via modules like Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing Technologies, Habitat Management and Building Resilience, and Sustainable Urban Communities, concluding with an Independent Project.
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Entry requirements
104-120 UCAS Tariff Points
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Modules
- Learning in the Digital Era
- Contemporary Challenges: Making a Difference
- Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
- Climate Change and Visual Activism
- Field and Laboratory Skills
- Physical Landscape and the Geosphere
- Changemakers: Creativity and Value Creation
- Changemakers: Building your Personal Brand for Sustainable Employment
- Coastal, Marine and Wildlife Conservation
- Environmental Legislation and Circular Economy
- Low Carbon Technologies
- Water Resources and Environmental Monitoring
- Environmental Assessment, Management and Auditing
- Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing Technologies
- Habitat Management and Building Resilience
- Independent Project
- Sustainable Urban Communities