BA (Hons) Culture, Environment and Social Change at University of Westminster

The Culture, Environment and Social Change BA explores climate change, resource depletion, migration and social inequality from several disciplinary perspectives, including the historical roles of colonialism and capitalism. Students can build a specialism in Language and Communication, Law or Politics, or choose options from English Literature, Creative Writing, Sociology and History.

Faculty: School of Humanities  |  Duration: 3 or 4 years  |  Intake: September 2027  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Year 1 core modules include CESC Tutorial 1, Land, People, Culture, Objects and Meaning and Protests: From Bread Riots to Extinction Rebellion. Year 2 includes CESC Tutorial 2, Representations and Theories of Social and Environmental Justice and Working With Data. Year 3 includes the CESC Project, Contemporary Ideas and Challenges and Social Change.

Career pathways

Fields include campaigning, education, environmental and social justice, government, industry, policymaking and the arts. Roles include sustainability development officer, community liaison, outreach officer, diversity and inclusion manager, HR officer, museum educator and teacher.

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