The Peter Lanyon Building is home to Geography in Cornwall. Take a virtual tour of the campus to find out more.
Staff and students discuss the new BSc Environmental Science programme. View full size.
Exploring West Penwith on the Geography first year fieldclass. View full size.
Sam Inglis
Alyson Hallett was the Poet in Residence in Geography. Find out more more about her trip to Iceland and her experience as a poet in residence.
Our undergraduate programmes in Cornwall
| Degrees taught at our Cornwall Campus, near Falmouth | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Programme | Honours | Duration | Options available | Duration |
| BA/BSc Geography | Single | 3 years | with Study Abroad | 4 years |
| BSc Environmental Science Taught jointly with Biosciences |
Single | 3 years | with Study Abroad | 4 years |
| BA Geography and English Taught jointly with English |
Joint | 3 years | ||
| BA History and Geography Taught jointly with History |
Joint | 3 years | ||
| BA Politics and Geography Taught jointly with Politics |
Joint | 3 years | ||
Geography may also be studied at the Streatham Campus in Exeter and under the Flexible Combined Honours scheme in both Exeter and Cornwall.
Studying and living in Cornwall
Find out about our Cornwall Campus, including viewing virtual tours, and living in Cornwall.
Undergraduate study and Life in Cornwall
Undergraduate students talk about their experiences of living and studying at the University of Exeter Cornwall Campus
Admissions
We welcome enquiries regarding admissions and hope to make the process as easy as possible for you. Please contact:
Cornwall Campus admissions
Phone: +44 (0)1326 371801
Email: cornwall@exeter.ac.uk
Of all degree programmes, Geography is alone in combining a detailed scientific and social understanding of the environment we live in. In addition, Geography graduates are sought after in a wide range of industries. However, it's not enough to have sat in a lecture theatre for three years! That's why we have specifically developed our degree programmes to ensure students get maximum exposure to the latest geographical software, get hands-on experience in the field and have the opportunity to carry out a work placement - all things that employers increasingly demand.
Professor Catherine Leyshon, Associate Professor of Historical and Cultural Geography
