I can not choose between 2 open university qualifications.

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Understand environmental change – Explore the relationships between human activity, natural systems, and challenges like climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss.

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Apply interdisciplinary thinking – Use geography and environmental science theories to examine change and societal responses.

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Evaluate evidence – Critically assess data, interpret uncertainty, and use practical, digital, and analytical tools to investigate environmental issues.

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Build professional and reflective skills – Communicate clearly, reflect on personal views and learning, conduct ethical investigations, and use digital resources confidently."

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While Geography covers "By studying this degree, you’ll:

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Develop a critical understanding of key geographical concepts – Explore how social, cultural, economic, political and environmental processes shape places and societies.

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Embark on virtual fieldwork – Understand key research methods to virtually travel the world and investigate key issues facing society.

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Work confidently with data – Generate and explore quantitative and qualitative sources to analyse spatial and societal issues.

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Research and communicate effectively – Develop transferrable skills by managing projects, presenting findings to different audiences, and reflecting on feedback."