7 A-level Degrees in Geography 2024
- North Benfleet, United Kingdom
English
Are you interested in the human and natural world? A-Level Geography is a hugely diverse and dynamic subject. You will explore a wide range of current environmental and political issues occurring around the world, including natural hazards, climate change, migration, development and globalisation.
- Belfast, United Kingdom
English
Geography is one of the largest departments in the School. All students in Year 8-10 study Geography, following a 3-year course that takes them through the basics of this varied subject. Following this introduction nearly half of our students continue the subject to GCSE, and a significant proportion of students study Geography at AS and A Level.
- Marylebone, United Kingdom
English
You'll learn about interactions and outcomes over space and time. You'll also gain and apply skills needed for further study and career opportunities related to geography. And you’ll get a deeper understanding of the connections between different aspects of geography.
- Online United Kingdom
On-Campus
English
In A-Level geography, you will study our relationship with and the impacts upon the environment, society, other people and different cultures.
- Selby, United Kingdom
English
Geography relates to the world around us, it is topical, it is exciting and you are always actively involved in learning, either in the classroom or on field trips. Geography is suitable for anyone who has an interest in the study of the earth’s landscapes, people, places and environments.
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
English
The course is a mixture of physical and human geography and provides an opportunity to carry out fieldwork in the UK as well as overseas. You will also carry out an individual independent research project.
- Hendon, United Kingdom
English
Climate change, migration, natural disasters, inequality, energy security and water insecurity are just some of the challenges facing the next generation, which geographers must help address. A key element of the Edexcel A level and GCSE B specifications offered is the interrelationship between people and their environments alongside an understanding of the opportunities, problems and conflicts that result.