理学学士（荣誉）地理和环境危害

环境危害是当今社会面临的一些最紧迫的挑战。为管理和减轻自然灾害和人为灾害的影响而准备一份有回报的职业。海啸，地震，干旱和洪水等灾害在头条新闻中占据了巨大的环境和人力成本。这个充满活力的新学位将地理与环境危害研究结合在一起，使您具备在日益重要的领域中脱颖而出的技能和知识，为管理和减轻自然和人为灾难的影响做好职业准备。从自然地理和人文地理的角度来看环境危害，深入了解造成灾害的过程及其对人类健康和生计的影响调查有趣的实地考察中的主动危害：过去我们的学生有在美国，克里特岛和摩洛哥等地进行了实地考察。该研究是在不列
Environmental hazards represent some of the most pressing challenges confronting our society today. Prepare for a rewarding career in managing and mitigating the effects of natural and human-made disasters.Never far from the headlines, disasters like tsunami, earthquakes, drought and flooding carry a huge environmental and human cost. This dynamic new degree brings together the study of Geography and Environmental Hazards to equip you with skills and knowledge which will set you apart in an increasingly important field.Gain an in-depth understanding of the processes that cause disasters as well as their impact on human health and livelihoods.Learn from enthusiastic and dedicated staff who have an international profile for research into environmental and climate change.<br><br>Highly practical and industry-relevant, our BSc (Hons) Geology and Environmental Hazards opens up many challenging and rewarding career opportunities worldwide. There are now a growing number of roles which involve planning for, mitigating and managing natural hazards as well as helping to reduce the impact of climate change, pollution and population pressure. However, this degree also equips you with invaluable transferable skills that can be used across many areas of employment.<br><br>By the time you graduate, you'll have developed a full range of professional skills, theoretical knowledge and practical experience to impress prospective employers. You'll also have the wide-ranging transferable skills, vision and self-reliance which will make you well suited to any organisation where environmental awareness and broad scientific knowledge are valued. Our graduates have gone on to secure posts in environmental consultancy, pollution control, geotechnical engineering and even the BBC's Natural History Unit.