BA (Honours) Environmental Studies or BSc (Honours) Environmental Science?

I am struggling to decide which option I should take. This will be my second degree, which I will likely be studying with the open university.

I have a background in business studies and I assumed that there would be more about economics/politics within the environmental studies degree but it doesn't look that way. I also cannot find Environmental studies as a degree at any other university, which puts me off a little bit and I wonder if it may not be a worthwhile degree?

I don't have any science qualifications at level 3 but I plan to do an A Level in biology at the same time. Any advice/opinions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

id say it ultimately depends on which you think you’d like most. i know that environmental studies focuses more on human interaction with the environment and stuff like the social, political etc side of things. whereas environmental science obvs contains a lot of the science aspects of things so ecology, marine biology, chemistry etc.

Environmental Studies would probably make more sense given that I don't have any science A Levels. However I am just concerned that the degree isn't available at any other university and maybe its a week subject to study.

I don’t think science A levels are a requirement at some unis, but obviously a science background may be helpful. At the uni I have applied to do Environmental Science, their requirements had just stated an A Level in Geography is essential.

Perhaps check the modules of the environmental science course since some unis offer a mix of optional geography and science ones so then you could always use the geography ones if you’re not sure abt doing the science ones. Although, there will be some science compulsory modules ofc.