Explore how the Earth works through investigation of its physical history, minerals, rocks, and natural hazards.

You will study topics such as fossils, past life and climates, plate tectonics, and natural resources in the classroom and laboratory, as well as during fieldwork. This multidisciplinary approach is designed to deepen your understanding of the Earth’s physical processes and natural resources.

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Investigate the relationships between places and people, and challenges at local, regional, and global scales—from urban growth and its impact on water cycles to conflict over land and climate change effects on physical and human systems.

You will complete an independent investigation on a topic of your choice and learn through classroom teaching, data analysis, and fieldwork.

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Investigate through science our planet’s living and physical environments, as well as its biological and natural resources, and how these are interconnected.

Through studying wildlife conservation, resource management, energy use, pollution, food production and sustainability, you will develop an in-depth understanding of the problems the planet faces, as well as the solutions.

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