Geography is a dynamic and intellectually rich subject that bridges the gap between the arts and sciences. It offers a rigorous exploration of both physical processes and contemporary human themes - ideal for students aiming for top university courses and careers that demand analytical depth and global awareness. This course challenges you to think critically about the world around you. You’ll explore complex environmental and societal issues, synthesising knowledge across disciplines to develop a holistic understanding of our planet. From climate systems and tectonic activity to urbanisation and global governance, Geography equips you to ask - and answer - the big questions. You’ll gain advanced skills in independent research, fieldwork, data analysis, and communication. We foster a culture of curiosity and independence, encouraging wider reading and engagement with current affairs. By the end of the course, you’ll be a confident, well-informed geographer, ready to apply your insights to real-world challenges. Highlights Conferences, lectures and fieldtrips, including the very popular residential week at Nettlecombe Court and a specialised GIS workshop from the University of Gloucestershire. Gain skills required for university courses e.g. Economics, Engineering, Law, Medicine and Sciences. Take part in national Geography competitions, e.g. Royal Geographical Society competition for Young Geographer of the Year.