Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - Environmental Sciences and International Development

Study the science of natural resources in the context of development in poorer societies across the world where resources are used unfairly, unjustly or unsustainably. Combining natural and social sciences, this three-year course is taught across the School of Environmental Sciences and the School of International Development. Your balance between the two subjects will depend on the modules you choose in your second and final years.

You will study alongside Environmental Sciences and International Development students, as well as students from Geography and other specialist degrees that share common interests.   

You’ll also have the opportunity to spend up to one semester overseas on the Development Work Placement module that runs in the autumn semester of your final year.