Bachelor's Degree in Geography, Environmental Management and Spatial Planning 48 months Undergraduate Program By Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |Top Universities
Subject Ranking

# 51-100QS Subject Rankings

Program Duration

48 monthsProgram duration

Tuitionfee

4,246 EURTuition Fee/year

Main Subject Area

GeographyMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Geography

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The main objective of the bachelor's degree in Geography, Environmental Management and Spatial Planning is to train professionals with the ability to develop spatial and environmental planning and management tasks. To do so, it provides you with the knowledge and tools necessary to conduct an integrated analysis of the social and regional dynamics and environmental, rural and urban transformations of the land. The bachelor's degree is programmed by the Department of Geography, one of the 16 UAB specialisations which figure among the top 100 of the prestigious QS WUR ranking (2018). This is the degree for you, if:

  • You like discovering the land hands-on, observing and understanding the landscape.
  • You are empathic and sensitive towards social and environmental problems, both home and abroad.
  • You want your commitment to protecting natural environments, to searching for alternative growth models and fighting against social inequalities, etc. to become your profession.
  • You want to have direct contact with the professional world thanks to work placements in consulting firms and different administrative areas.
  • You want to study a degree in English.
  • You see yourself as a strong agent participating in the decision-making processes which will lead to positive changes in the enviroment and in spatial planning.

Program overview

Main Subject

Geography

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The main objective of the bachelor's degree in Geography, Environmental Management and Spatial Planning is to train professionals with the ability to develop spatial and environmental planning and management tasks. To do so, it provides you with the knowledge and tools necessary to conduct an integrated analysis of the social and regional dynamics and environmental, rural and urban transformations of the land. The bachelor's degree is programmed by the Department of Geography, one of the 16 UAB specialisations which figure among the top 100 of the prestigious QS WUR ranking (2018). This is the degree for you, if:

  • You like discovering the land hands-on, observing and understanding the landscape.
  • You are empathic and sensitive towards social and environmental problems, both home and abroad.
  • You want your commitment to protecting natural environments, to searching for alternative growth models and fighting against social inequalities, etc. to become your profession.
  • You want to have direct contact with the professional world thanks to work placements in consulting firms and different administrative areas.
  • You want to study a degree in English.
  • You see yourself as a strong agent participating in the decision-making processes which will lead to positive changes in the enviroment and in spatial planning.

Admission Requirements

Secondary school diploma + University entrance exam (PAU) and CFGS (Advanced professional training)

Weighted subjects pertaining to the PAU specific phase:

  • Biology (0.1)
  • Earth and Environmental Sciences (0.1)
  • Artistic Drawing (0.1)
  • Business Economics (0.1)
  • Art Fundamentals (0.1)
  • Geography (0.2)
  • Greek (0.2)
  • History of Art (0.1)
  • Latin (0.2)
  • Mathematics Applied to Social Sciences (0.2)
  • Mathematics (0.2)
Entrance mark: 6.862


University access for people over 25 years

Social Sciences and Law option


Others

  • Entrance exams for people over 45
  • Degree holders
  • Change of studies and validations
  • Employment record for people over 40

4 Years
Sep

Tuition fees

Domestic
4,246 EUR
International
4,246 EUR

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