Course Overview
In the modern, globalised and ever changing world, studying geography is more important than ever in helping us tackle the challenges we face.
As Barack Obama said: "It's about understanding the complexity of our world," and geography is unique in bridging the social sciences and natural sciences.
Areas of study covered include:
- Tectonic hazards and management
- Urban challenges and regeneration
- Coastal landforms and processes
- Global systems including climate change and flooding
- Global governance including migration and ocean management
- Economic growth and challenge in India
18/10/22
Entry Requirements
If GCSE Geography is taken, then at least a C grade is required. If students do not have this, then they will be considered on their overall GCSE profile.
Course Delivery
Classroom based with field trips throughout the year.
Progression Opportunities
Careers in commerce, law, finance and public administration, as well as teaching, museum work and conservation.
Geography can be studied at university and is also considered a facilitating subject which can help with entry into Russell Group universities.
Additional Information
We run various field trips throughout the course including a Gower sand dune study, a Swansea city centre study and a two day residential trip to the Dorset Jurassic coastline.