Geologists provide knowledge of geological and biological principles required for management of both living and non-living resources. Students will also develop introductory geology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, statistics and communication and computer skills. Students will also explore the fundamental skills of applied geology, such as mineral and petroleum exploration, hydrogeology, environmental geochemistry and engineering geology. Students will also develop fundamental skills with a detailed knowledge needed to understand geological processes and materials.Environmental biology incorporates the study and conservation of the environment. The work of biologists often incorporates industries with potential for growth such as plant breeding, aquaculture and environment restoration.In this double degree, Students will also be provided with the fundamental skills required to understand geological processes and materials with a central role in the search for and extraction of minerals. The environmental biology component has a broad and practical approach to biology. Studies will have a strong practical emphasis, enabling to undertake work with members of the wider community.