Over the two years, you will study: Tectonic processes and hazards Glaciated landscapes Water systems and water insecurity Carbon cycles and energy insecurity Diverse places Globalisation Global Superpowers Global Development and connections (Health, human rights and intervention, migration, identity and sovereignty) Geography is considered a ‘facilitating’ subject where you develop a range of skills as well as an informed and critical understanding of current affairs and contemporary global issues. What it can lead to Geography can lead to a huge variety of careers including; environmental lawyer, tourism officer, transport planner, landscape architect, sustainability consultant, town planner, GIS officer, cartographer, land surveyor, disaster and emergency planner, climate change analyst, meteorologist, air pollution analyst, coastal engineer