Field study courses can be tailored to your individual needs.
To help you with your planning, we have provided a link to our most popular and
successful geography fieldwork studies. Geography
fieldwork
Field studies support the Crowded
Coasts,Extreme Weather,Unequal
Spaces and Rebranding Places
units of the Edexcel Geography GCE examination.
Crowded Coasts fieldwork options include coping with pressure, increasing risks
and coastal management. Rebranding Places field studies cover both urban
and rural rebranding strategies and management. Field study updates
Our online Ordnance Survey Compass map tool overlays a moveable compass on an Ordnance Survey Map to plot and record map routes. It automatically adjusts for magnetic variation or declination and displays compass bearings, grid references, latitude and longitude coordinates and route distances. Ordnance Survey Compass routes can be printed or saved and stored for later retrieval. Ordnance Survey Compass
Who are we?
Barcelona Field Studies Centre offers fully inclusive Geography, Geology,
Biology, Ecology, Environmental and Tourism field study courses to U.K. and
International schools and colleges throughout the year in an outstanding
geographical environment. Field
Study Centre information
Barcelona:
Inner City 22@ High Tech Zone
Why Barcelona?
The Barcelona area offers a range of settings for geography fieldwork unrivalled
in Europe. The city of Barcelona presents a fascinating case study of many of
the major themes of urban growth and development. Field studies in the unspoiled
National Parks that surround the city include coastal management, river
processes, dune ecosystems, limestone and volcanic landscapes. Fieldwork in Barcelona
Barcelona Fieldwork Blog
A group of 'O' Level Geography students from a leading Singapore school has recently stayed with us and maintained a 'Humanities Learning Journey' blog. Field studies included Sitges coastal management, source to mouth changes along the River Tordera, woodland productivity at Mas Mel and the volcanic landforms of Garrotxa. Barcelona Fieldwork Blog
