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BSc Environmental Science
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Study environmental Science at Queen Mary University of London, accredited by the Community for Environmental Disciplines in Higher Education (part of the Institution of Environmental Sciences), and the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals (ISEP) Combine Earth and environmental processes with ecology to address challenges to biodiversity, ecological restoration, and sustainability with interdisciplinary insights and transferrable skills. Our BSc in Environmental Science is an outstanding opportunity to combine study of fundamental physical processes with the ecological dynamics that shape landscapes and ecosystems around the world, from river catchments to coasts and across rural and urban contexts. With experts delivering research insights from across the Department of Geography and Environmental Science and the School of Biology and Behavioural Sciences, the interdisciplinary opportunities available in this programme set it apart internationally and will allow you to gain advanced knowledge while tailoring your skill set to meet the growing demand for ecological and environmental expertise. The BSc in Environmental Science programme offers a powerful opportunity to gain the skills that are necessary to address environmental harms while developing pathways to sustainable futures. The coursework and fieldtrips you take, including in your first year to Malta, provide conceptual and experiential insights that complement the transferable skills in data collection, quantitative and geospatial analysis, and laboratory techniques that you will acquire. Our
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