Biological and Environmental Sciences courses
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You'll find an exciting range of degree courses available in biological and environmental sciences.
Most of our degree programmes include placement options, either sandwich or short term, day trips and field work opportunities. The majority of taught programmes are accredited by professional bodies so you can be sure you are receiving outstanding teaching which is highly relevant.
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeClimate and Environment Sciences
UCAS code SCCD Points required BBC-ABB (112-128) -
BSc (Hons)
Full timeClimate and Environment Sciences with Foundation Year
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeEnvironmental Science with Foundation Year
UCAS code SENF Points required CDD (80) -
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeForensic Anthropology with Foundation Year
UCAS code 3D49 Points required CDD (80) -
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeWildlife Conservation with Foundation Year
UCAS code 6Z79 Points required CDD (80) -
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MPhil, PhD
Full time | Part timePostgraduate research opportunities in Biological and Environmental Sciences
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