Undergraduate students using surveying equipment on the Downs, University Park

Expand your horizons with field trips at the School of Geography

Explore the world, create connections and develop skills to excel in your career

If you choose to join us at the University of Nottingham to study your geography degree, you'll open up opportunities to explore the world and create lifelong connections, while building skills, techniques and experiences that will help you excel in your future career.

Our geography field trips focus on a wide range of interests and topic areas across our diverse modules. From principles of landscape history and historical ecology to training in the physical geography field and laboratory techniques, you’ll get to put your knowledge into practice while bonding and making memories with your fellow students.

From Liguria to the Yucatan Peninsula, where will your geography degree take you? 

Martha talks about her experience in Liguria, Italy.

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Field trip experience: Liguria, Italy

Follow geography student Martha Pickard Strange as she takes you on their third-year field trip to Liguria, Italy.

Field trip experience: Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.

Third year Geography student Hannah Kemp visited Mexico on a geography field trip. We asked her to tell us about her experience and why it was 'the trip of a lifetime.'

During my third year, I got the opportunity to go to the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. We carried out fieldwork for our research projects learning how to sample freshwater bodies and take sediment cores.
We also made the most of exploring ancient Mayan archaeological sites, swimming in beautiful cenotes and spotting wildlife (monkeys, flamingos and crocodiles)!
This was a trip of a lifetime, with an amazing group of friends and definitely a highlight of my degree here at Nottingham.

 

Hannah Kemp

BSc Geography

Please keep in mind that study abroad, mandatory year abroad, optional internships/placements, and integrated year in industry options may be subject to change at any time due to a variety of reasons such as curriculum updates, modifications to agreements with partner universities or placement/industry hosts, travel limitations, or other factors beyond the control of the university. 

Open Day June 2022