Environmental Earth Sciences takes an integrated approach to studying the solid Earth. By studying the BSc Environmental Earth Science, you will have the opportunity to explore the inter-relationships between the solid Earth and all aspects of its environment, including political, economic and social issues. You will use principles of geology, physical geography, chemistry, biology, maths and social science to investigate how the solid Earth affects human society and how human society impacts on the solid Earth. The MSci Environmental Earth Science degree is a four year integrated Masteru2019s course which follows a similar structure to the BSc in the first three years. However in the fourth year you will have the opportunity to engage with a range of advanced Masteru2019s level modules, as well as undertaking a substantial piece of independent research in a topic that matches your interests. Graduates in Environmental Earth Sciences from UEA are in great demand within the industry because of the reputation of our School of Environmental Sciences. The School is held in high esteem in the wider geosciences community for the high levels of laboratory, field and transferable skills that our students acquire during the course. We also pride ourselves on offering our students a flexible and adaptable degree programme, as conventional subject boundaries are dissolved in order to give you an integrated learning experience.

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