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From Antarctica to the Arctic, global warming to disaster risk reduction, Geography takes place at a truly global scale at Northumbria. Research in this department is focused in five groups: Cold and Palaeo Environments; Social and Cultural Geographies; Disasters, Development and Resilience; Geochemistry, Ecology, Climate and Conservation; and the Northumbrian Environmental Training and Research Centre.
Prospective PhD students: Opportunities to carry out postgraduate research towards an MPhil/PhD or MSc by research exist in all the areas identified above. Further information may be obtained from The Graduate School.
Visiting scholars: We welcome visiting academics - please contact Prof. Ben Brock
To access research outputs in this area and others, please visit Northumbria Research Link. You can also check out the Geography and Environment Science courses offered by Northumbria University.
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Ecology, Conservation and Society (ECoS)
Our group examines the interactions between people and nature. We research the pressing challenges of the Anthropocene from climate change and extinction to wildlife crime and mental health, exploring causes, impacts and solutions with research activities ranging from very local to global scales.
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The Environmental Monitoring and Reconstruction (EnMaR) group carries out research in both modern and ancient environments from the tropics to the polar regions. Our research extends from the depths of the ocean to the atmosphere, via field, laboratory and modelling-based projects across the globe. We are seeking to answer fundamental global questions about climate and the environment.
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Welcome to the home of Northumbria University’s Social and Cultural Geography Research Group. Research in this area embraces a range of interests across human geography at Northumbria University, whilst incorporating links with cognate social science subjects and encompassing relationships with organisations outside of academia.
Discover moreCold Environments
We lead projects around the world to monitor and analyze the response of cold landscapes to recent and future climate change. Our team carries out research on mountain glaciers, snow properties on land and on sea ice, Arctic permafrost zones, the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets and their surrounding oceans.
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Research in this area addresses current and future survivability, with a focus on key themes of hazard, risk reduction, sustainable development and resilience, all of which are oriented to providing an evidence base for forming policy and new practices.
Discover moreNorthumbrian Environmental Training and Research Centre (NETREC)
We provide dedicated research and consultancy for hundreds of companies across the UK in environmental issues and analytical services for industry, as well as a range of accredited training courses including the NEBOSH diploma and certificate.
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The Centre for Global Development (CGD) is a leading global centre of expertise bringing together academics, practitioners and students to promote research, consultancy, teaching, training and public engagement on issues of global poverty and inequality, the communities and individuals who experience this, and the policies, practices and approaches that seek to address it.
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This cross-disciplinary group supports educational and pedagogic research, ranging from small projects with an immediate impact on the student experience, through to funded collaborative projects with external partners generating high impact outputs.
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