Geography explores how the decisions and events of today will shape the world of tomorrow. It is a dynamic and relevant subject for all young people as it explores some of the great challenges facing the next generation.
Some of the topics covered include: population growth, migration, urbanisation, industry, water security, energy supplies, food production, natural disasters, climate change and development. Studying Geography will help you develop an understanding of these, as well as allowing you to develop many diverse and useful skills, including research, analytical, presentation, numerical, data collection, team work, communication skills to name a few.
It covers a broad range of topics, allowing students to develop an understanding, compassion and concern for the planet and its people.
You will have 3 exams:
Geography covers such a broad range of issues and helps you develop a number of transferable skills, making it an excellent basis for many different degrees and careers such as: International Relations, Environmental Science, Political Studies, Business Studies, Management Studies, Economics, Journalism, Anthropology, Sociology, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, Hospitality, Law, Surveying, Sustainability, Computer Science, etc.