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Climate Change MSc

The programme will help you understand climate change and how this challenge is being tackled by governments, business and other organisations.

Climate Change (Postgraduate Certificate)

The programme will help you understand climate change and how this challenge is being tackled by governments, business and other organisations.

Climate Change (Postgraduate Diploma)

The programme will help you understand climate change and how this challenge is being tackled by governments, business and other organisations.

Constitutional Politics, Law and Theory LLM

This unique Master's degree in law reflects the traditional neglect of constitutionalist approaches to politics in Britain -something which is now changing fast

Criminal Law and Criminal Justice MA/LLM

Security is a major contemporary preoccupation; criminal law and criminal justice are key responses. It is ideal for legal and criminal justice professionals.

Earth Sciences BSc (Hons)

Earth science is the study of the world around us. This course introduces you to a range of disciplines, from geophysics to palaeontology, and volcanology.

Environment and Sustainability MSc

The MSc Environment and Sustainability provides an advanced-level grounding in sustainable responses to a broad range of environmental issues.

Environment and Sustainability (Postgraduate Diploma)

This Postgraduate Diploma provides an advanced-level grounding in sustainable responses to a broad range of environmental issues.

Environmental Geology BSc (Hons)

Are you interested in geology and environmental issues? Are you concerned about the natural environment of our planet?

Environmental Geology (Graduate Certificate)

Environmental geology is a growing area of active research, because it provides insights into how the environment has evolved over geological time.