Environmental Science is a dynamic and relevant subject that combines elements of biology, chemistry, physics, and geography to understand our planet’s systems and challenges. This engaging course explores how living and non-living parts of Earth interact, and examines human impacts on natural systems. You’ll develop critical thinking and analytical skills while studying contemporary environmental issues and sustainable solutions for the future.
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Why study Environmental Science? This course is perfect if you’re interested in understanding and addressing environmental challenges. You’ll gain valuable scientific skills while studying topics that are increasingly important in today’s world. The subject combines scientific rigour with practical applications, making it both challenging and rewarding. It’s particularly relevant if you’re concerned about climate change, biodiversity loss, or sustainable resource use and want to make a positive impact on the world.
Career Paths: Environmental Science opens doors to numerous career opportunities including:
Entry Requirements: Grade 5 in Combined Science or two separate sciences at GCSE, plus Grade 5 in Mathematics. This course combines well with Biology, Chemistry, Geography and Mathematics A-Levels.
Whether you’re passionate about environmental protection, interested in sustainable development, or looking to contribute to solutions for global challenges, Environmental Science provides the knowledge and skills needed for a rewarding career in this growing field.
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