A Level students 📢
Interested in studying geography at university? Join our free upcoming events to hear from tutors and current students about what it’s really like 🎓
🖥️ Webinars - 29 April and 7 July: https://t.co/xUMhFG2AXL
👋 In person - 22 July: https://t.co/FDmk7GTFsu
Hot off the press!
'Pandemic Geographies of Home: Domestic Thresholding in Response to COVID-19' draws on research from our @ahrcpress funded @stayhomestories project.
Read it here: https://t.co/dF50xO1qk4
Dogs, especially cooperative breeds, learn uniquely from us. This study explores how different breeds respond to human cues, highlighting the depth of our bond.
Discover more 👉 https://t.co/RJJSeuD3Rz
#DogBehavior#AnimalStudies
🎓 School Members - join Professor Emma Mawdsley as she talks all things geopolitics, explores recent trends, and considers what futures might lie ahead.
Expect discussions on Trump, the UN, foreign aid, and more!
Book now 👉https://t.co/UMi4D4dCLw
What a privilege to attend @RGS_IBG’s Young Geographer of the Year awards with a student from my Trustee school last week.
Brilliant insights from @Saddy_94 on islands and so uplifting to celebrate young geographers!
#geography
Join us on the 15 October for the second event in our 'What do geographers actually do?' webinar series.
This time we'll be talking to geographers with careers spanning business development, GIS and environmental research.
Book your free place here: https://t.co/cFZkbtOPZx
🔊New paper published in Area as part of an ongoing Special Section on Digging into Data 🔊
'Emotional messiness of legal document analysis: Working with last wills and testaments' by Jennie Doyle @JenSDoyle (@QMULGeography). #OpenAccess
https://t.co/7E3Iwjp87s
I still find it really strange when I see things address / about me that say
Dr Jennie Doyle
I know I am but to see it is writing throws me every time!
Back to @QMULGeography today for meetings post PhD
Can’t believe it’s been 7 years since I arrived there for my masters.
So much has changed in my life