Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science
Knowledge
- Identify the scientific and technological basis of the main areas of Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Geology and Engineering involved in environmental issues.
- Identify the basic principles of social sciences (Geography, Economics, politics, Sociology, Law, Education and Communication) that are involved in environmental issues.
- Identify the main contemporary challenges in environmental science.
- Recognise the impact human activity and behaviour has on the environment, particularly the climate.
- Compare the scientific basis of the Earth system (hydrology, oceanography, climatology, ecology, edaphology, pollution, etc.) based on an interdisciplinary approach.
- Compare the different strategies for analysis and synthesis related to the environmental implications of rural and industrial and urban management processes.
- Recognise the techniques and tools necessary to incorporate scientific, social, technological and economic aspects of the environment into the development of specific projects.
- Identify the main concepts and technologies related to land management, primary resources and waste.
Skills
- Use the scientific, technological and social knowledge acquired in the study of problems related to the environment.
- Incorporate the scientific, technological, economic and social knowledge that characterises environmental issues.
- Collect, analyse, measure and correctly describe both qualitative and quantitative data and observations related to the environment.
- Critically examine the public and scientific information related to the environment.
- Extract important information from reports, plans, projects, programmes and articles on environmental topics.
- Apply tools, including statistical methods, geographical information systems and impact assessment techniques, when approaching environmental issues.
- Efficiently and safely use techniques, material and tools related to the environment in the classroom, the field and/or the laboratory.
- Clearly and briefly communicate and disseminate environmental information at different levels, using the correct language and tools.
Competences
- Transfer the acquired environmental knowledge and tools to the academic and professional field.
- Work in the professional field of environmental sciences critically taking into consideration the social, economic, technological and environmental impact of your own activity.
- Work on the development of environmental projects based on ethics and responsibility and respect for fundamental rights and obligations, diversity and democratic values, according to the Sustainable Development Objectives.
- Identify and evaluate inequalities on the basis of sex/gender in the environmental field.
- Work independently on the development of projects and proposals in the environmental field.
- Undertake environmental projects within multidisciplinary teams while developing personal values related to social behaviour and teamwork.
- Work on your own initiative, be proactive and have the ability to adapt to new challenges in the field of environmental science.
- Contribute innovative proposals in terms of methods, processes and the management of environmental issues in response to the needs and demands of society.