COURSE CURRICULUM

The program begins with a strong foundation in the first year, where students study core subjects including Biology, Geographical Sciences, Mathematics, Data Science, and Experimental Physics. These modules provide essential knowledge and skills that support understanding of complex environmental and biological systems. As students progress into the second year, they focus more specifically on their chosen major within Biological and Geographical Sciences, allowing for deeper exploration of the interactions between living organisms and their environments. In the third year, students continue with a single major, further specializing in the integrated study of biology and geography. This stage of the program emphasizes the development of advanced scientific knowledge and research skills, preparing students for more independent study. By the fourth year, students fully immerse themselves in Biological and Geographical Sciences, engaging in advanced topics and practical applications related to environmental science, ecology, climate change, and data analysis. Throughout the course, students gain hands-on experience with fieldwork, laboratory research, and data science techniques, building their ability to analyze and interpret environmental data. This comprehensive structure ensures that graduates have a well-rounded understanding of both biological and geographical perspectives, equipping them to address contemporary environmental challenges. The progression from broad foundational studies to specialized advanced topics allows students to develop expertise and critical thinking skills that are valuable for careers in research, environmental management, conservation, or further academic study.