This degree allows you to study key specialisms in human geography together with management modules which will develop your understanding of how organisations function and the role of the contemporary manager. You’ll be able to explore urban, economic, social, political and development geographies, and environmental sustainability. You’ll also examine the ideas and methods that underpin research in human geography, and learn skills in mapping and the use of Geographical Information Systems. Assessment methods vary from module to module, helping you to develop and practice a range of skills. Types of assessment include: examinations, individual or group reports and presentations, practical exercises, essays, posters, projects (such as the dissertation) and reflective logs. In the School of Geography we take your future very seriously and know that employability is uppermost in many students’ minds. If you choose to study Geography and Management at Leeds, you can be confident that you’re not only joining a university whose graduates are targeted by top employers, but that as joint honours graduates, your employment opportunities couldn’t be more exciting and wide-ranging.