Academic Year: 2025/2026Single Honours scheme - available from 2019/2020
Duration (studying Full-Time): 4 years
Award Eligibility:Standard Awards; Excellence Scholarship;
Compulsory module(s).
Information in a Post-Truth World
How to be a Student 1
Understanding Change - Environment, People, Places
How to be a Student 2
Choose 40 credits (two modules)
Environmental Management
Introduction to Social Science
The "Othered" Migrant: Social Science Perspectives
Representing the Other: Cultures and Clashes
Living in a Dangerous World
Byw mewn Byd Peryglus
The city & the country: processes of conflict & changes
Cefn gwlad a'r ddinas: prosesau o newid a gwrthdaro
How to Build a Planet
Sut i Greu Planed
Researching the World: data collection and analysis
Ymchwilio'r Byd: Casglu a Dadansoddi Data
Earth Surface Environments
Place and Identity
Practising Human Geography: Methods, Approaches, and Contexts
Visualisation and Analysis of Geographical Data
Students must take one of these modules.
Dylunio Ymchwil a Sgiliau Gwaith Maes
Research Design and Fieldwork Skills
Choose 60 credits
Prosesau Rhewlifol ac Afonol
Geoscience Laboratory Techniques
Placing Culture
Glacial and Fluvial Processes
How to Build a Sustainable Society
Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth
Placing Politics
Quaternary Environmental Change
Dissertation: Geography, Environmental Science, and Environmental Earth Science
Traethawd Estynedig: Daearyddiaeth, Gwyddor yr Amgylchedd, a Gwyddor Daear yr Amgylchedd
Students may choose 80 credits from the following modules. Up to 20 credits may be taken from other appropriate modules in DGES or in the University.
Cenedlaetholdeb a chymdeithas
Debates in Climate Science
Monitoring our Planet's Health from Space
Everyday Social Worlds
Nation, Society, & Space
Landscape, Culture and Society in 20th Century Britain
Rheoli'r Amgylchedd Gymreig
The psychosocial century
Volcanic Activity: Hazards and Environmental Change
Applied Environmental Management
Glaciers and Ice Sheets
Urban Risk and Environmental Resilience
Memory Cultures: heritage, identity and power