Bachelor of Environmental Science at University of Southampton Malaysia

Bachelor of Environmental Science

Qualification

Bachelor's Degree

Duration

3 years

Intake

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English Requirement

IELTS 6.0

Offer Letter

Free

Class Type

Physical

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The Bachelor of Environmental Science program at the University of Southampton Malaysia is an engaging and timely degree that encompasses a broad range of subjects, including geography, law, and oceanography. It is specifically designed to address the pressing environmental challenges of today and the future by applying scientific principles. This program provides excellent preparation for a rewarding career in various fields, such as environmental management and conservation. The BSc Environmental Science combines theoretical knowledge with practical and project-based work, allowing students to explore sustainable solutions to environmental issues. At the beginning of the course, students have the opportunity to choose one of four specialist pathways, enabling them to tailor their degree and shape their career trajectory. It is also possible to switch pathways at the end of the first year, providing flexibility and the chance to explore different areas of interest. By pursuing this degree, students gain the necessary skills and expertise to make a positive impact on the environment and contribute to a sustainable future.

Year 1 overview

All students will take compulsory modules and learn about:

the principles of environmental science
ecology and conservation
quantitative research methods
practical skills needed for fieldwork

Your remaining modules will depend on your chosen pathway. They include:

marine ecology and evolution
dynamic landscapes
earth systems

You'll also take a residential trip to boost your knowledge and critical skills, and help you bond with other students.

You can choose to change your specialism pathway at the end of the first year.

Year 2 overview

All students will take core modules and study:

pollution
how to assess environmental impact
geographic information systems (GIS)
literature review and research skills

For your specialist pathway module, you'll look at one of these topics:

population ecology
freshwater ecosystems
impact of global climate change
geohazards and earth resources

You'll choose your remaining modules from a wide range of options.

You'll take a UK-based residential field course to develop your research skills while avoiding the high carbon emissions associated with flying.

Year 3 overview

You'll complete a research project, with support from a supervisor in your chosen area. Previous projects have included:

Environmental science versus political influence: which is most significant in controlling UK environmental law?
Barriers to sustainable dietary behaviour for families.
Investigating the effects of plastic debris deposition on the abundance, distribution, and characteristics of UK salt marsh vegetation.
A life-cycle assessment for estimating web page carbon dioxide emissions.
Impact of the environment on the cognitive learning of bumblebees.
The impact of land use on beetle morphological traits in Malaysia.
Microfibres in the aquatic environment: Joshua Birkenhead (BSc Student), Freya Radford, Jessica Laura Stead, Andy Cundy and Malcolm Hudson

All students will study environmental law and management.

You'll choose modules from a wide range of options, with topics like:

marine fisheries
human-caused global change
glaciers and glaciation
sustainability as a profession

Bachelor of Environmental Science

Bachelor of Environmental Science