Teacher in Charge: Mrs S. Beaumont-Gill.
Recommended Prior LearningAt least 12 credits in either Level 2 History, Level 2 Geography or Level 2 English |
Geography & Environmental Studies at Level 3
Geography isn’t just about maps and capital cities—it’s one of the most exciting and useful subjects you can study at school. It mixes science, statistics, and English, making it perfect for building a wide range of skills. You’ll learn how the Earth works, explore issues like destruction of coral reefs, pest control in New Zealand and the awesome forces that created Tongariro National park. You’ll analyse data, and communicate your ideas clearly in writing and presentations.
Studying geography keeps your university options wide open, whether you're into science, social studies, or the arts. It’s also a stepping stone to amazing careers like environmental science, foreign affairs, regional and urban planning, commerce, conservation, and GIS (Geographic Information Systems)—fields that help shape the world and make a real impact.
In short, Geography helps you understand the world—and gives you the tools to change it.
Geography related careers include:
Foreign Affairs | Urban & Regional Planning | Environmental Science & Conservation | Landscape Architect | Commerce | Geotechnical Engineer
$220 approximate cost of 3 day Tongariro field trip