eography is the subject of our time, dynamic and constantly evolving as the world around us changes. It bridges the gap across social and natural sciences, and at Bangor we take an interdisciplinary approach. Our degrees allow you to explore the physical processes that shape the Earth, the social, cultural and economic processes that influence people and places, and the human-environment relationships. Our students develop their knowledge and a broad understanding of geography, alongside professional and transferrable skills that allow them to compete successfully for jobs in a range of careers and sectors.ur BA/BSc and MGeog programmes offer you flexibility, you can pick and chose modules that allow you to focus on the physical side, the human side, or the interactions between them. You will be taught by research-active staff and award-winning teachers, who will support and guide you throughout your studies in a welcoming environment. Our multidisciplinary team of staff have expertise that span glacial and riverine environments to food geographies and rewilding. Many of our modules also offer half and full-day field excursions, taking advantage of Bangor's unique location, which is set against the backdrop of the dramatic north Wales coastline, Menai Strait, and the mountains of Snowdonia National Park. Fieldwork allows you the opportunity to go outside the lecture theatre. We run field courses in Snowdonia and SW England in Years 1 and 2, with the option to go to southern Spain or Tenerife in Year 3. Boost your employability with an optional work placement, either through our Professional Placement module or through a year-long Placement. Gain international experience by studying at one of our partner institutions abroad as part of your degree. Our degrees are accredited by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).