Geography is the study of the Earth’s landscapes and the processes that
formed them, environments, people and places, and is a subject that bridges the
natural and social sciences. It can therefore combine well with a wide range of
other subject in these areas, such as biology, chemistry, physics, sociology and
politics.
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Geography A Level
Level 3 - Advanced
Geography A Level
One key focus of current A-Level Geography specifications (particularly in
Year 2 of the course) is human geography, and the study of how human populations
interact with and impact upon, their environment. Geography is therefore a very
relevant subject for students who are interested in Environmental Science and
related areas, or simply have an interest in environmental issues. During the course you can expect to study topics such as: Water and Carbon
Cycles, Coastal/Glacial/Hot Desert systems and landscapes, Global systems and
governance, Contemporary urban environments and Resource security. The wide-ranging skills developed by the study of Geography mean that
students are highly valued by employers and graduates in Geography related
disciplines are usually near the top of graduate employment
tables.