What we offer you

• A transdisciplinary approach from the arts, humanities, social and natural sciences.
• A bridge between the theoretical discussions of the economic, environmental, and social principles of GSD, and the practical policies and solutions that could shape the future.
• The chance to engage with a degree programme structured around the UN Sustainable Development Goals, tackling 'Big Questions' such as water scarcity, climate change, human rights, wealth inequality, bodies and health, 'green growth', and sustainable finance.
• An integrated study abroad placement where you'll spend part of your second year with Monash University in either Melbourne, Australia, or Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Or, continue studying at Warwick in your second year and complete a work placement. A year-long study abroad or work placement option is also available.
• Careers and skills support throughout and after your degree, as well as skill enhancing certificates in Coaching Practice, Digital Literacy, Professional Communication, and Sustainability.
• Opportunity to be part of a thriving student community, diverse and international by nature, with over 250 student societies, a dedicated network of welfare support services, and fantastic campus facilities.

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How will I be assessed?

We want to prepare you to be effective and successful contributors in the world of work, so we have designed our assessment methods accordingly. Traditional assessment methods are useful tools for testing your knowledge, and you will complete a number of essays and formal examinations throughout your degree. However, we also believe that you should be assessed based on skills adaptable for the workplace, and so you will be completing research papers, policy briefings, posters, portfolios, reports, and presentations. Upon completing your degree, you'll benefit enormously from this interdisciplinary skill set and in depth knowledge of sustainability as you pursue an array of career pathways.