Bachelor of Science - Environmental Geoscience (F648)

An environmental geoscientist utilizes their comprehensive understanding of the Earth and its intricate processes to accurately predict and mitigate potential hazards such as floods and earthquakes. Additionally, they play a crucial role in the cleansing and management of hazardous waste, ensuring the safety and well-being of both the environment and its inhabitants. Furthermore, these professionals collaborate closely with civil engineers, aiding in the strategic planning and construction of vital infrastructures such as roads, tunnels, and buildings. Throughout the duration of this three-year course, students will have the opportunity to cultivate advanced skills in mapping, research, analysis, and problem-solving, equipping them with the necessary expertise to excel in their field. The region of South Wales, renowned for its rich geological history, serves as an ideal backdrop for comprehending the profound impact of geology on landscapes and industries. Capitalizing on this advantageous location, the course incorporates regular day trips to areas of natural beauty and historical industrial and mining sites. Moreover, students will have the invaluable opportunity to partake in overseas excursions to destinations such as Tenerife and Cyprus. By collaborating closely with industry experts, the curriculum has been meticulously designed to ensure that graduates possess the specialized skills required to thrive as professional environmental geoscientists.