Environmental Issues
“The environment is everything that isn’t me.” (Einstein) Or are we part of it, inextricably bound up with its past and future? What does this mean for the way we live?
How do the way we live and the decisions we make impact on our environment? Are we to blame for global warming, poverty and pollution? And if so, what are we going to do about it? Explore questions of sustainability, risk and management as they relate to the world in which we live? Are we the custodians of its future or the architect of its demise?
Environmental Issues modules
17 modules available, use the filters to narrow the selection further
This information is for the 2024/25 academic year.
IF YOU ARE AN INCOMING YEAR ONE STUDENT, YOU SHOULD ONLY CHOOSE LEVEL 1 MODULES.
Module Code | Module Title | Level |
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FOAH1100 | Creative Africas: Culture and the Arts in Modern Africa | 1 |
IDEA1100 | Science & Society: An Ethical View | 1 |
PIED1201 | Global Development Challenges | 1 |
PIED1806 | Contemporary Africas: Politics, Society and the Environment | 1 |
SOEE1390 | Introduction to Business, Environment and Corporate Responsibility | 1 |
THEO1133 | Introduction to Christian Theology | 1 |
THEO1177 | Religion, Politics and Society in the Modern World | 1 |
CHEM2200 | Science and Society: The Critical Interface | 2 |
EAST2008 | The Making of Modern Thailand | 2 |
PRHS2000 | Human Rights and Religion | 2 |
SOEE2160 | Climate Change: Science and Impacts | 2 |
SOEE2481 | Atmospheric Pollution from Local to Global Scales | 2 |
TRAN2041 | Transport, Energy and Environment | 2 |
FOAH3150 | Religion and Violence | 3 |
GEOG3121 | Creating Alternative Futures | 3 |
SOEE3630 | Strategic Energy Issues | 3 |
TRAN3031 | Public Transport Policy and Practice | 3 |