Course Summary
During this course, you will study both physical and human geography. By carrying out an investigation on a topic of your choice, as well as participating in at least four days of fieldwork, you will develop your skills in research and data analysis.
Key Topics
- Water and Carbon Cycles
- Contemporary Urban Environments
- Changing Places
- Global Governance
- Hazards
- Glacial Systems and Landscapes.
Assessment
This course is 80% exam based and 20% field work.
Progression
Possible university courses: Oceanography, Geology, Urban and Regional Planning, International Relations, Environmental Science.
Potential career paths: Royal marines officer, disaster management specialist, environmental scientist, geologist, sustainable development professional.
Entry Requirements
At least five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and maths.