BSc in Biology and Geography

The BSc Natural Sciences degree provides a wide choice of subjects to study and does not require applicants to study any particular subject. Typically, first-year BSc Natural Sciences students either take three modules from two subjects or modules from three subjects. Other combinations are possible, but this combination would normally allow you to progress with any or all three of these subjects, as well as starting some new subjects in your second year.Flexibility and choice:The degree allows you to choose from a wide choice of subjects to include in your degree. It also allows you to delay the choice about the direction of your studies until the end of your first year (and in some cases to the end of your second year). Each year you can normally change your choice of modules within the first three weeks of the academic year.Depth:The degree requires final-year students to undertake capstone modules which are student driven and involve independent thought, personal management of the work s direction and are synoptic of the programmes learning outcomes. Typically, these modules will have a very small taught component and staff act as mentors, rather than delivers of information.