Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] [Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Foundation Year] From University of Plymouth

This course has three overarching aims, to:

• examine the nature, causes and impacts of major types of environmental change. How do these changes operate and interact on global, regional and local scales? How do they relate to critical social and ecological systems?
• examine the economic, legal, cultural, and ethical underpinnings of environmental responsibility and systemic solutions, including mitigation, adaptation, remediation, enhanced resource stewardship and other sustainable responses to environmental change at different scales and within different organisational contexts
• empower environmental leaders to address the worldÕs most pressing environmental problems through an understanding of and training in the key analytical and practical skills, and in a broad appreciation of earth systems and societies in relation to environmental change.

These aims are pursued through an introductory course, Welcome to the Anthropocene, and seven core modules:

• The Earth System and its Fundamental Processes
• Ecosystems
• Human Systems and Environmental Change
• Environmental Economics and Policy
• Energy Systems and Climate Mitigation
• Sustainable Responses to Environmental Change
• Governing the Anthropocene.