PhD Geography

Course Overview This PhD in Geography offers a dynamic research environment centered around two interdisciplinary clusters: Environmental Change & Resilience, and Culture & Society. Students will undertake advanced research, employing a suite of geo-spatial technologies and critical theories to address pressing global and local challenges. The program provides opportunities for funding through several doctoral training partnerships and is available for full-time or part-time study. Key Program Highlights Research spans physical and human geography, from long-term environmental change and geoforensics to critical cartography and the politics of space. Gain expertise in advanced geo-spatial technologies, including remote sensing, GIS, big data analysis, and spatial modelling. Join one of two core research clusters: Environmental Change & Resilience or Culture & Society. Access exclusive funding opportunities through doctoral training partnerships like QUADRAT, NINE-DTP, and the Northern Bridge Consortium. Investigate diverse themes such as landscape evolution, divided cities, the geographies of knowledge, and critical geopolitics.