Environmental Science courses in Clearing 2026.
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Explore Environmental Science courses in Clearing for 2026 entry
Ranked 23rd in the world* and 12th in the UK** for Environmental Sciences, we are a Russell Group institution recognised globally for excellent graduate outcomes. Our degrees based at our Penryn Campus in Cornwall will give you the skills and expertise to address the world’s greatest challenges in climate change, such as biodiversity, sustainability and environmental decision-making. You will be given the opportunity to take part in unique field courses and work placement opportunities in the UK and abroad.
We accept a range of qualifications and welcome students from all walks of life. There's still time to apply for 2026 entry; get prepared and sign up now for exclusive Clearing guidance and information about Exeter's career-focused courses.
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*23rd (joint) for Environmental Sciences in the QS World University Subject Rankings 2026
**12th for Geography & Environmental Science in the Complete University Guide 2027
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If you’re an existing Exeter offer-holder, you should check your status in UCAS Hub.
Decisions will be sent to UCAS as we start to receive results throughout June and July. For applicants taking A-Levels, please check your UCAS Hub from 08:00 on Thursday 13 August 2026.
If you already have an offer from us but want to change course, please do not apply through Clearing. Instead please contact our Admissions team at: ug-ad@exeter.ac.uk (putting 'Request to change course' in the email subject).
What our students say
"I've always been interested in energy and I see energy use as a big environmental issue that I could potentially contribute towards combatting. Through the university-supported Green Consultants scheme I’ve been able to work with a company that looks at how hydrogen energy could be harnessed and used in more diverse ways. I’ve been able to get some real-world experience in the sector and make contacts that could possibly lead to a job after I graduate.
I love living in Cornwall. It's a completely different experience for me. I love living by the sea and all of the outdoor activities I can get involved with. Also, because it’s a small setting, there’s a really strong and welcoming community. As well as making friends with other students, I got to know shipbuilders and local people in the community."
Mark, from the UK, studying BSc Environmental Science