The department has a long history of producing high quality and enjoyable courses, recognised by employers for the relevant skills and knowledge they provide students, along with a high level of employability.
Undergraduate
| Course Name | Qualification | UCAS Code |
|---|---|---|
| Geoenvironmental Hazards | BSc (Hons) | FF77 |
| Geography | BA (Hons) | L701 |
| Geography | BSc (Hons) | F801 |
| Geography & Geology | BSc (Hons) | FF68 |
| Geology with Geography | BSc (Hons) | 8T16 |
Student profiles
Andrew Fielding
Andrew Fielding
BSc (Hons) Environmental Science
The modules provided me with a baseline understanding of principles I now apply on a daily basis, from my introduction to GIS to fieldwork on the beaches of Portals Vells, Mallorca.
Helen Donlon
Helen Donlon
BA (Hons) Human Geography
Studying allowed me to develop transferable skills, becoming knowledgeable in global affairs, helping me become well-rounded, acting upon any situation I’m faced with – socially or professionally.
Kurt Gagen
Kurt Gagen
BA (Hons) Geography
“My role enables me to continue my love affair with London, retain involvement in the capital’s evolution, and to be able to promote planning as a great career.”
Megan Fuller
Megan Fuller
BSc (Hons) Geography
“My degree gave me a wealth of subject specific knowledge that helps me understand and contextualise the work I do”.
National student survey (NSS) 2020 success
Our students commented:
“The course allowed for incorporated field trips throughout the three years without any additional expense, thus allowing for unforgettable experiences and application of certain skills in the real world.”
“The staff were very enthusiastic about their specific interests/research areas, as well as lovely people in general, which in turn resulted in high-quality aid and/or feedback in regards to assignments. Modules across the course were intellectually stimulating, and therefore effectively communicated the fascinating geological aspects of the Earth, as well as highlighting specific controversies/debates that are still ongoing in the geoscience community.”
“I have really enjoyed my time at Edge Hill University. The department have been supportive and I have received positive and useful feedback from assignments that I have completed over the last three years. The lecturers have helped me to develop a wide variety of skills such as GIS skills, statistical analysis, fieldwork, lab work, report writing as well as a multitude of other transferable skills. I also appreciate the emphasis on future careers, with careers week being extremely useful in developing interview skills and increasing my skills for potential assessment centre situations.”
“The staff are very knowledgeable and helpful regarding both academic content, and providing feedback and advice on assignments. The staff are also very friendly, approachable and caring, and are always willing to provide help and advice.”
“The learning opportunities available to students are extensive as the student opportunity fund can be applied for and used to further one’s own education. Additionally, there are varieties of educational trips within each course that also provide great learning opportunities.”
Teaching and Learning
Whichever of our high quality courses you choose, teaching will combine laboratory and workshop practical activities, lectures and seminars, directed independent study, dissertation supervision, tutorials and fieldwork. You will also receive career planning and management training in our Geo-careers module.
Our facilities include teaching and research laboratories for physical and human geography, information technology, remote sensing and geographical information systems, all of which have an extensive range of equipment and technical support.