Pages tagged with: human-geography
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School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences
The School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences is comprised of four distinct areas, each delivering exceptional teaching, support and research.
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BA (Hons) Geography
BA (Hons) Geography at the University of Plymouth explores the relationships between people, places and the environment. It is exciting and diverse, with a strong emphasis on applied skills and career development.
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BSc (Hons) Geography
BSc (Hons) Geography at the University of Plymouth explores the relationships between people, places and the environment, with modules covering the range of human and physical geography.
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BA (Hons) Geography with International Relations
BA (Hons) Geography with International Relations is an exciting combined honours course delivering core principles of human geography, learnt with political, economic and social issues globally.
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BSc (Hons) Geography with Ocean Science
BSc Geography with Ocean Science explores relationships between people, places and the environment, as well as physical oceanography.
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Geography
Geography at the University of Plymouth
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Human geography at the University of Plymouth
Human geography pathway at the University of Plymouth. Part of the South West Doctoral Training Partnership (SWDTP).
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SWDTP opportunities October 2020
South West Doctoral Training Partnership (SWDTP): Economic and Social Research at the University of Plymouth
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MSc Human Geography Research induction information
University of Plymouth induction information - MSc Human Geography Research induction information
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Study examines challenges facing refugee artisans displaced by civil war in Syria
Plymouth University news: The impact of forced displacement on Syria’s traditional crafts and cultural heritage is to be analysed in new research undertaken by the University of Plymouth
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Environment, Development and Governance
Plymouth University's Environment, Development and Governance research group - at the cutting edge of contemporary human geography research