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Course contact details
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- The Open University
Course summary
In this diploma you’ll be engaging with geographical topics from a range of different perspectives and investigating the key issues such as poverty, climate change, migration and urbanisation that are affecting our world today. In doing so, you’ll develop your understanding of the ways in which the natural and human environments are related and interact.
Key features of the course
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Develops your understanding of interrelationships between human activity and environmental change.
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Explore how environmental and societal issues are entangled in cultural, economic, social, and political terms.
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Become more effective in gathering and communicating geographical information to different audiences.
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Learn how social science perspectives change the way we understand and respond to the major environmental challenges of our time.
Ways to study this course
Campuses
- Distance Learning
Study options
- DipHE • Distance learning • 2 to 4 years
Start dates
- 10/2025
- 02/2026
Application codes
- Institution code:
- O11
Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)
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How to apply
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Application codes
- Institution code:
- O11
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