
Sciences & Environment
Explore, experiment, and shape the future.
From laboratory research to climate policy, the sciences and environmental fields are at the heart of solving global challenges. UK universities are internationally recognised for their world-class research, state-of-the-art laboratories, and commitment to innovation. Whether you're interested in biology, chemistry, physics, or environmental science, there’s a course to match your goals.
Popular Courses
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Biological Sciences
Study living organisms, genetics, ecosystems, and cell biology with practical lab experience. -
Chemistry
Explore organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry, with applications in health, energy, and industry. -
Physics
Investigate the laws of the universe, from particle physics to space science and quantum theory. -
Environmental Science
Understand climate change, biodiversity, sustainability, and human impact on the planet. -
Forensic Science
Apply scientific methods to criminal investigations and legal evidence analysis. -
Marine Biology / Oceanography
Study marine ecosystems, conservation, and the science of oceans and coasts. -
Geology & Earth Sciences
Explore natural resources, geophysics, and the processes shaping the Earth.
Top Universities
Biology / Chemistry / Physics
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University of Oxford
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University of Cambridge
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Imperial College London
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University of Bristol
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University of Leeds
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University of Glasgow
Environmental / Marine / Earth
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University of Exeter
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University of East Anglia (UEA)
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Bangor University
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University of Southampton
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University of Plymouth
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University of St Andrews
Forensic Science
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University of Lincoln
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Staffordshire University
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University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)
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University of Strathclyde
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University of Portsmouth
Entry Requirements
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A-Levels or equivalent, typically including at least one science subject (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths)
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IELTS 6.0–7.0 depending on the course
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A strong personal statement showing interest in scientific research, sustainability, or applied science
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Some courses require practical lab skills or previous experience
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Foundation programmes are available for international students who need academic preparation.
Career Path
Graduates from science and environmental programmes are in demand across a range of industries:
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Research Scientist or Laboratory Technician
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Environmental Consultant or Policy Advisor
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Forensic Analyst
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Marine or Wildlife Conservationist
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Climate Change Specialist
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Pharmacologist or Chemical Analyst
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Geologist or Renewable Energy Consultant
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Science Teacher or Academic
Scientific and environmental careers often come with strong progression routes, international opportunities, and real-world impact.