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Earth Sciences (International Programme) MSci

This four-year programme allows students to follow any of the MSci programmes offered by Earth Sciences, with the additional opportunity to spend a year abroad.

Environmental Geoscience BSc (Hons)

This course is concerned with the interaction between the Earth sciences and human activity, and this BSc provides a sound topical background in Earth sciences

Environmental Geoscience MSci

This four-year programme provides an additional year on top of the BSc, in which students extend their knowledge and understanding through advanced study.

Geology BSc(Hons)

This BSc provides an education in all major branches of the geological sciences, integrating theoretical studies with essential practical skills in the field.

Geology MSci

This four-year programme offers an additional year on top of the Geology BSc, in which students extend their knowledge and understanding through advanced study

Geophysics BSc (Hons)

This broad-based programme provides a complete study of the physics of the solid Earth and its constituent materials.

Geophysics MSci

This four-year programme offers an additional year on top of the BSc, in which students extend their knowledge and understanding by taking advanced modules.

Physics BSc (Hons)

When we turn on a light or check the weather forecast, we are reaping the practical benefits of physics research.

Physics MSci

This 4-year course offers an additional year of study on top of the BSc, during which students have the opportunity to specialise further via advanced modules

Physics with Medical Physics BSc (Hons)

This three-year programme offers an excellent education in a thriving field of science and engineering.