Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Outdoor Adventure and Environmental Studies with integrated year

The course focuses on incorporating adventurous lifestyles that are socially and environmentally sensitive to address the ecological and cultural challenges. Using the outdoor skills students will learn about environmental, ecological, and geographical processes that shape outdoor places. They will explore how outdoor experiences can be used to benefit health and wellbeing, with the opportunity to visit and be involved in projects in partnership with work-based activities both in outdoor and environmental contexts.

There are several field trips in the UK and students will also be able to travel independently to the Picos de Europa in Spain. This opportunity will set them up for a successful career in the great outdoors. Whether they work in environmental education, conservation and environmental management, or using therapeutic applications outdoors.

In this course students will:

• Learn outdoors experientially to develop outdoor skills and explore contemporary environmental questions. • Work with and for different outdoor and environmental organizations to gain hands-on experience and contacts with potential future employers. • Explore how the outdoors has heath and wellbeing benefits and therapeutic applications. • Learn in inspiring locations like the Lake District National Park, North Wales, Scotland, British coastline, and Spain (including a shared international expedition with Spanish students). • Meet some of the most inspiring people and students, and have unique once-in-a-lifetime experiences.