Geography (Hons) University of Hull

Overview

Explore the physical processes that shape our planet, from environmental change and natural hazards to ecosystems and landscapes. In your first year, you'll study both physical and human geography while developing the practical, analytical and fieldwork skills needed to investigate the world's most pressing environmental challenges.

As you progress through the course, you'll increasingly focus on the scientific study of the natural environment, using data, fieldwork and geospatial technologies to understand how landscapes, ecosystems and environmental systems change over time. You'll also have the opportunity to continue to explore the human dimensions of geographical issues, developing a well-rounded perspective on the world around you.

Future prospects

• You’ll graduate Geography (Hons) at University of Hull with subject-specific knowledge and skills in areas like climate change and GIS, as well as a wide range of transferable skills, such as working in a team and data analysis. So you’ll be highly employable, both in the environment sector and in the wider employment market.
• Graduates work as environmental consultants, conservation officers, hydrographers, flood risk modellers, and GIS technicians. Others go into town planning or teaching. Some even enter the worlds of marketing, banking and accountancy. You’ll find them in places like Siemens, Burberry, Lincolnshire County Council, the Met Office, American Express, the British Army, the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, and KPMG.

Accreditation

Royal Geographical Society