2. Paper 1: Human Geography
First Year (1A)
Second Year (1B)
Third Year (Part II)
Paper 1: Human Geography
a) Geopolitics and Political Geography
b) Historical Geography of Globalisation
c) Cultural Geographies
d) Society, Environment & Development
e) Unequal Geographies
f) Economic Globalisation and its Crises
g) Urban Geographies
Paper 2: Physical Geography
a) The Earth
b) The Cryosphere
c) Atmospheric Processes and Climate
d) Oceans and Coasts
e) Environmental Change during the Quaternary
f) Life on Earth
Skills and Methods
a) Statistical Methods
b) Geographical Databases
c) Cartography and GIS
d) Human Geography Methods (surveys, interviews, participant observation)
e) Physical Geography Methods (Field, Laboratory and Desk-based Skills)

3. Paper 1: Human Geography
First Year (1A)
Second Year (1B)
Third Year (Part II)
Paper 1: Human Geography
a) Geopolitics and Political Geography
b) Historical Geography of Globalisation
c) Cultural Geographies
d) Society, Environment & Development
e) Unequal Geographies
f) Economic Globalisation and its Crises
g) Urban Geographies
Paper 2: Physical Geography
a) The Earth
b) The Cryosphere
c) Atmospheric Processes and Climate
d) Oceans and Coasts
e) Environmental Change during the Quaternary
f) Life on Earth
Skills and Methods
a) Statistical Methods
b) Geographical Databases
c) Cartography and GIS
d) Human Geography Methods (surveys, interviews, participant observation)
e) Physical Geography Methods (Field, Laboratory and Desk-based Skills)
Core Paper: Living with Global Change
Fieldtrip
Paper Options (select 3):
Human Geography
3. Austerity and Affluence
4. Development Theories, Policies and Practices
5. Citizenship, Cities, and Civil Society
Physical and Environmental Geography
6. Remote Sensing
7. Glacial Processes
8. Biogeography

4. Fieldtrips

5. Paper 1: Human Geography
First Year (1A)
Second Year (1B)
Third Year (Part II)
Paper 1: Human Geography
a) Geopolitics and Political Geography
b) Historical Geography of Globalisation
c) Cultural Geographies
d) Society, Environment & Development
e) Unequal Geographies
f) Economic Globalisation and its Crises
g) Urban Geographies
Paper 2: Physical Geography
a) The Earth
b) The Cryosphere
c) Atmospheric Processes and Climate
d) Oceans and Coasts
e) Environmental Change during the Quaternary
f) Life on Earth
Skills and Methods
a) Statistical Methods
b) Geographical Databases
c) Cartography and GIS
d) Human Geography Methods (surveys, interviews, participant observation)
e) Physical Geography Methods (Field, Laboratory and Desk-based Skills)
Core Paper: Living with Global Change
Fieldtrip
Paper Options (select 3):
Human Geography
3. Austerity and Affluence
4. Development Theories, Policies and Practices
5. Citizenship, Cities, and Civil Society
Physical and Environmental Geography
6. Remote Sensing
7. Glacial Processes
8. Biogeography
Dissertation
Paper Options (select 4)
The Geographies of Global Urbanism
Knowledge, Policy and Expertise
Political Ecology in the Global South
The Political Geography of Postcolonialism
Changing Cultures of Risk
Geographies of Discipline and Social Regulation
Historical Demography
The Glacial and Quaternary Records
Glaciology
Volcanology
Biosedimentary Coastal Systems
Biogeography

6. Dissertations

7. Teaching style Lectures Supervisions Approx 5 hours per week
students listening to a lecturer
Taking notes
Approx 1-2 per week
2-3 students discussing ideas with a lecturer
Talking and debating
Submit written work 48 hours in advance (and receive feedback at the supervision)

8. Colleges Director of Studies Supervisions Peer-group
Social and academic activities

9. What are we looking for? Requirements Admissions
Interested in learning
Inquisitive
Critical thought
A* A A at A levels
UCAS form
Assessment (in school)
Interview