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1. Make a positive difference

We all want to make a positive and meaningful impact on the world. It’s a basic human need. Whether interested in improving water quality, protecting ecosystems and rainforests, developing clean technology solutions or the role of law in protecting the environment, a Climate Change degree will allow you to work towards a worthwhile career.

2. Help others and yourself

We’re all affected by the climate changing. By understanding what’s driving this change and developing solutions, you can educate people to make changes in their daily lives and businesses to re-evaluate how they can operate sustainably. You’ll also be helping future generations by ensuring the current generation doesn’t irreversibly destroy the climate.

3. Internships and placements

Some courses offer an internship between your second and third year. This will be useful experience for your CV when looking for graduate roles. It’s also an opportunity to network and meet people within the sector.

Your course may also offer the chance to do a placement year, or even study a year abroad. The University of Northampton’s Climate Change BSc gives students the chance to work a year in the industry after second year, while Liverpool John Moores University’s Climate Change BSc provides study abroad opportunities.