This multidisciplinary course includes the scientific study of the physical, chemical and biological processes operating on and within the Earth. It is fully accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences. You will explore environmental issues including natural resources, waste management, conservation and sustainability. Other areas of focus include climate change, renewable energies, environmental hazard management, and law and policy.

Why choose this course?

• You'll be based at our Brackenhurst Campus – the perfect place to put theory into practice. From geographical information system (GIS) mapping, and renewable energy solutions to conservation methods and weather monitoring, there's a huge range of professional tools, technology and facilities on your doorstep.
• Get the best of both worlds! Immerse yourself in the subject in our outdoor classroom at Brackenhurst, but still be completely connected to all the events, entertainment, clubs and societies that Nottingham has to offer.
• Study at one of the UK's most environmentally friendly universities – NTU has achieved the EcoCampus Platinum award and invested in many environmental-impact innovations.
• Put your learning into practice and boost your appeal to employers with a work placement.
• Take advantage of subsidised field trips as part of your course fee.
• This degree is accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences.

As one of our graduates, you will possess a wide range of academic and transferable skills, including research methodology, problem-solving and attention to detail, in addition to the specific knowledge and skills relevant to an Environmental Science degree.

The skills and knowledge acquired will equip you to pursue a career within organisations concerned with sustainable energy use and generation, the protection of natural resources, and environmental conservation.

Our graduates have gone on to work for many different employers such as:

• Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)
• Environment Agency
• local government
• environmental consultancies
• conservation agencies
• private companies.

You could also progress on to postgraduate study.