BA Human Geography [L70F]

Blwyddyn Academaidd 2025/2026 Dechrau Medi 2025

Campws Aberystwyth

Anrhydedd Sengl ar gael o 2019/2020

Hyd 4 blynedd

Yn gymwys am wobrau
Ysgoloriaeth Rhagoriaeth Excellence Scholarship;

Gwobrau safonol Prifysgol Aberystwyth

  • Ysgoloriaethau Mynediad / Gwobr Teilyngdod
  • Bwrsariaeth Chwaraeon
  • Bwrsariaeth Cerddoriaeth
  • Ysgoloriaeth Rhagoriaeth Ryngwladol
  • Bwrsariaethau Llety
  • Bwrsariaethau Aberystwyth
  • Bwrsariaethau Gadael Gofal

Rheolau Rhan 1

Blwyddyn 1 Craidd (100 Craidd)

Modiwl(au) gorfodol.

Semester 1
GS01120

Information in a Post-Truth World

GS09520

How to be a Student 1

GS09720

Introduction to Social Science

Semester 2
GS09320

How to be a Student 2

GS09620

The "Othered" Migrant: Social Science Perspectives

Blwyddyn 1 Opsiynau

Semester 2
GS00820

Understanding Change - Environment, People, Places

GS09820

Representing the Other: Cultures and Clashes

Blwyddyn 2 Craidd (80 Craidd)

Modiwl(au) gorfodol.

Semester 1
DA10000

Byw mewn Byd Peryglus

or
GS10000

Living in a Dangerous World

DA10520

Cefn gwlad a'r ddinas: prosesau o newid a gwrthdaro

or
GS10220

The city & the country: processes of conflict & changes

DA10300

Ymchwilio'r Byd: Casglu a Dadansoddi Data

or
GS13000

Researching the World: data collection and analysis

Semester 2
DA10020

Byw mewn Byd Peryglus

or
GS10020

Living in a Dangerous World

DA10320

Ymchwilio'r Byd: Casglu a Dadansoddi Data

or
GS13020

Researching the World: data collection and analysis

GS14220

Place and Identity

Blwyddyn 2 Opsiynau

Students must choose one of two parthways. Students cannot mix modules across pathways.

Blwyddyn 2 Opsiynau

Pathway 1 - Sociology (Arts). Students must take GS15120 and GS16120

Semester 1
GS15120

Thinking Sociologically

Semester 2
GS16120

Key Concepts in Sociology

Blwyddyn 2 Opsiynau

Pathway 2 - Geography (Science). Students must take GS11520 or DA11520 (dependent on language preference) and GS10520

Semester 1
GS11520

How to Build a Planet

DA11520

Sut i Greu Planed

Semester 2
GS10520

Earth Surface Environments

Rheolau Rhan 2

Blwyddyn 3 Craidd (100 Craidd)

Modiwl(au) gorfodol.

Semester 1
DA25400

Dylunio Ymchwil a Sgiliau Gwaith Maes

or
GS20000

Research Design and Fieldwork Skills

GS20900

Practising Human Geography: Methods, Approaches, and Contexts

GS22920

Placing Culture

GS27920

How to Build a Sustainable Society

Semester 2
DA25420

Dylunio Ymchwil a Sgiliau Gwaith Maes

or
GS20020

Research Design and Fieldwork Skills

GS20920

Practising Human Geography: Methods, Approaches, and Contexts

DA23020

Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth

or
GS23020

Placing Politics

Blwyddyn 3 Opsiynau

Students must choose 20 credits from these optional modules (note, thise wishing to take DA20820 will need to talk to teh programme coordinator before completing registration). 20 credits may be elected from elsewhere in the University:

Semester 1
DA20820

Astudio Cymru Gyfoes

GS23600

Visualisation and Analysis of Geographical Data

Semester 2
GS20220

Genders and Sexualities

GS23620

Visualisation and Analysis of Geographical Data

Blwyddyn Olaf Craidd (40 Craidd)

Modiwl(au) gorfodol.

Semester 1
DA34000

Traethawd Estynedig: Daearyddiaeth, Gwyddor yr Amgylchedd, a Gwyddor Daear yr Amgylchedd

or
GS34000

Dissertation: Geography, Environmental Science, and Environmental Earth Science

Semester 2
DA34040

Traethawd Estynedig: Daearyddiaeth, Gwyddor yr Amgylchedd, a Gwyddor Daear yr Amgylchedd

or
GS34040

Dissertation: Geography, Environmental Science, and Environmental Earth Science

Blwyddyn Olaf Opsiynau

(80 credits) Students may take 80 credits. Up to 20 credits may be taken from appropriate modules offered in DGES or in the university.

Semester 1
GS33520

Nation, Society, & Space

GS33320

Everyday Social Worlds

DA32220

Cenedlaetholdeb a chymdeithas

GS36220

Landscape, Culture and Society in 20th Century Britain

Semester 2
DA31720

Rheoli'r Amgylchedd Gymreig

GS30020

The psychosocial century

GS37520

Urban Risk and Environmental Resilience

GS37920

Memory Cultures: heritage, identity and power