This three-year interdisciplinary course covers core environmental science topics with the opportunity to specialise in a diverse and exciting range of subject areas. This challenging degree takes an interdisciplinary view of the environment, embracing and integrating a wide range of subject areas. The course is structured so that you can develop specialist skills in either biodiversity and conservation, environmental change, aquatic environments and resources, or sustainable environmental management. We will develop your core environmental science knowledge through a series of compulsory modules each year. You will also be able to specialise in one of four pathways, giving you control over your degree and career route: Aquatic Environments and Resources Biodiversity and Conservation Environmental Change Sustainable Environmental Management The pathways focus on the major environmental challenges of the twenty-first century. You choose your pathway at the start of your degree, but there is flexibility to change pathways at the end of your first year. You will develop a portfolio of knowledge and experience around your specialised pathway. Recent Environmental Science graduates are employed at organisations including: Atkins, BP, Environment Agency, House of Commons, Natural England, Network Rail, Samsung Electronics and WWF.