Environmental Science BSc (Hons)

Our Environmental Science programmes, built around our impressive research record, will allow you to develop an in-depth understanding of the Earth’s most complex environmental problems. We will give you the knowledge and skills you need to help resolve the world’s most pressing problems in a sustainable way.<br/><br/>The Environmental Science BSc degree is designed around three key themes – understanding environmental processes and systems; investigating changes and impacts; and enabling their prediction and mitigation.<br/><br/>This programme has been designed to provide choice and flexibility whilst ensuring that you develop appropriate skills with a sound scientific foundation. The course includes both core modules taken by all Environmental Science students, and selected optional modules which allow you to concentrate on themes which are of particular interest to you.<br/><br/>There is a growing need for graduates with a strong scientific background but who are also able to apply their knowledge to environmental management and protection globally. Our programmes in Environmental Science are accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES). <br/><br/>**Why study this course?**<br/><br/>There are many reasons to study Environmental Science BSc at Birmingham: <br/><br/><br/>- ** Accreditation:** Our programmes are accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) highlighting our academic excellence and our programmes’ professional relevance and applicability to the workplace.<br/><br/><br/>- **Fieldwork:** Recent destinations have included the Peak District, Tenerife, and Wales. The costs of travel and accommodation on all compulsory field courses will be covered by the University.<br/><br/><br/>- ** Facilities:** State-of-the-art laboratories including an ‘eco lab’ for the study of river systems, soon to open its doors.<br/><br/><br/>- **Research projects:** we have extensive links with industry including Public Health England, the Environment Agency and the Wildlife Trusts. These links provide opportunities for our students’ individual research projects.<br/>