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Geography BA Hons
Globalisation, environmental politics, urbanisation, conservation, climate change, glaciation, volcanology, Quaternary science, the future of developing regions, cultural differences – just some of the
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Points of entry for Geography BA Hons
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Entry requirements for Geography, Earth and Environmental Studies and Geography at University of Cambridge
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Required subjects for Geography BA Hons at University of Cambridge
Typical A Level offer: A*AA
Some Colleges require: A Level Geography
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member417005
19th October 15
Natural Sciences, BA Hons FullTime
10/10 would cry over workload again read more
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KatieP
29th April 15
Natural Sciences, BA Hons FullTime
The Natural Sciences course is really flexible, allowing you to take a range of different science subjects and switch between them during the course. However, this also means that it is very intense, with students expected to learn the same content as students taking single honours courses at other universities in their specialist subject, as well as studying up to half their degree in other modules - i.e. doubling the workload. The teaching quality really varies, the lecturers often aren't hired to just teach - instead they are researchers who are required to give a few lectures each year. Therefore, some are really rubbish, although the Chemistry department in particular is pretty good. The number of contact hours is around 30 a week, including 3/4 hours of one/ two-to one teaching from your supervisors. Therefore, the course is very good value for money. However, there are very few opportunities for things like year abroads, placements or language study. read more
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