Geography is the study of the earth and the link between physical and human landscapes. It explores the relationships between people, place and the environment and how these vary across and between places. You will look at issues such as land use, planning and development, globalisation, climate change, energy, and tourism, in order to examine human relationships with the environment. Geography graduates are among the most employable, with skills developed in presenting ideas in reports and oral presentations, through data collection and analysis, and in the use of specialist mapping and statistical software.

Criminology draws on a wide range of human and social science disciplines and is both a theoretical and empirical subject, with many of criminologys most significant advances achieved through empirical studies. Core to this programme are the development of clear and confident research methods and analysis skills. You will also develop a critical understanding of the local, national and international contexts of crime, offenders, victimisation and responses to crime (including cybercrime).

Once you have successfully completed this BA (Hons) Geography and Criminology course, you might like to consider careers in:

• Government departments and development agencies
• Economic development and planning departments of local authorities
• Renewable energy, energy efficiency and waste management roles
• Natural and rural heritage organisations
• Tourism
• Agriculture
• Further postgraduate study or research
• Teaching
• Government departments and development agencies
• Economic development departments of local authorities
• Community enterprises and community energy groups
• Community land initiatives
• Natural and rural heritage organisations
• Voluntary sector development posts
• International non-governmental organisations
• Detective, police officer, prison officer, probation officer
• Social worker, youth worker,
• Police and prison services, court services, security services