Geography is an academically robust subject which spans the social and
physical sciences and promotes a lifelong interest and fascination in how
the world works.
It is part of the academic group of English Baccalaureate GCSE subjects
and the Russell Group of universities has recognised A Level geography as
one of their preferred ‘facilitating subjects’; which supports an application
into a wide range of undergraduate courses.
The knowledge and transferable skills that geographers gain from their
degree studies are highly relevant to the workplace and I am delighted to
say that geography graduates experience some of the lowest levels of
graduate unemployment
Nick Crane has followed the lead of previous RGS-IBG Presidents and written a letter around about Options time explaining the power and significance of studying Geography.
It can be downloaded as a PDF from this link.
Share this with Year 9 and Year 11 students...
Nick Crane has followed the lead of previous RGS-IBG Presidents and written a letter around about Options time explaining the power and significance of studying Geography.
It can be downloaded as a PDF from this link.
Share this with Year 9 and Year 11 students...
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