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Over three days, in June 2022, I did work experience with Dr Rebecca Collins, at the University of Chester’s Department of Geography and International Development.

Dr Rebecca Collins and Dr Katharine Welsh have recently written for Geography Directions, the Royal Geographical Society’s blog.

Student Ella discusses her week with academics.

First year residential fieldwork is not only a highlight of the year, for many of our students it is a long-standing positive memory of the whole experience of studying geographical subjects. 

Two recent GID graduates have recently written blog posts for their respective organisations about how they seek to make positive contributions to their world through their work.

Dr Daniel Bos (d.bos@chester.ac.uk) Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Chester reflects on the use of Virtual Reality (VR) to enhance teaching and learning in Geography.

Read second year student Lois' blog post about what Geography and Natural Hazard Management students can expect from a field course to the nearby North Wales coast.

In this blog, second year BSc Geography student Stephanie Wraxter shares what she learned from two days of fieldwork.

Visiting Professor in Geography and International Development, David Perfect, has written a useful primer on the Gambian Presidential Election (4th December 2021), which has been published in T

In this blog, Dr Rebecca Collins discusses the aims and key findings of her recent project, ‘Growing Up Green’.

The UK faces increasing prevalence of natural hazards such as floods, landslides, sinkholes and wildfires. What role can Natural Hazard Managers play to help mitigate the impact of these hazards?

Geography (BSc) student Ellinor Smith discusses her experience of researching the Carneddau, Wales as part of first-year fieldwork.