Level 3
Environmental Science, A Level
Level 3
Environmental Science, A Level
Environmental Science focuses on the scientific study of the natural world and the human impact on the environment. It is a multidisciplinary subject that integrates concepts from biology, chemistry, physics, geology, and geography to provide a comprehensive understanding of the environment and the issues surrounding it. Throughout the course, you will explore a range of topics, such as ecosystems, biodiversity, pollution, climate change, energy, and sustainability. You will learn how human activities affect the environment and the consequences of those impacts, as well as strategies for managing and mitigating those impacts.
Show more...What will I study?
- The living environment
- The physical environment
- Energy resources
- Pollution
- Biological resources.
This programme is part of a Sixth Form offer, learners typically choose three or four A Level subjects to study over a two-year period. Which A Levels you study can affect your choices at university and your future career. Take a look here at our other A Level programmes
How will I be assessed?
Two 3-hour exams.
Progression
Suitable degrees once you have successfully completed your A Level Environmental Science course include environmental science, ecology, microbiology, law, geography, and conservation to name a few.
Beyond university, potential future careers for A Level Environmental Science students include in-demand careers such as:
- Environmental specialists
- Landfill engineers
- Nuclear waste management
- Hydrogeologists
- Geologist
Entry requirements
A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 9-4, including English, and grade 5 or above in core and additional science and maths.
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