Introducing you to the concepts and thinking behind the idea of sustainability, the BSc (Hons) Global Sustainable Development programme starts by exploring key thinkers and issues in engaging the global community with the notion of sustainable development. At the same time, we introduce you to important ways to investigate, interrogate and analyse new research in sustainable development, and familiarise you with the expectations of higher education. We then focus upon the connections between the classic 'three pillars' of sustainability; society, economy and the environment. It is these connections that present the greatest challenges and opportunities to forge a sustainable world. |
These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school.
Typically, eligible candidates will have one of the following: - Foundation Degree, or equivalent, in a related subject area
- Demonstrable relevant work or life experience, evidenced via Recognised Prior Learning (RPL)
And - English language GCSE Grade C or above, or international equivalent
In some circumstances, it may be necessary for you to undertake our 8-week Global Sustainable Development Access Course (GSD101) in order to meet the entry requirements. There are multiple pathways onto the programme, and our Admissions Team is here to help. If you’re unsure about your eligibility, get in touch – we'll be happy to discuss your experience and explore the best route for you. |
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