Human Geography Research Group have published a new report 'Globalisation, labour markets and communities in contemporary Britain.
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Joseph Rowntree report published
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Why study Geography or Earth Sciences?
Friendly staff and student, excellent career prospects, exceptionally high student satisfaction, highly rated degrees and more...
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Postgraduate research opportunities
PhD projects for entry in 2011. Studentship funding available from NERC and ESRC, plus scholarships from the College of Science and Engineering.
News
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18 Oct
A JGR paper on the 2010 Yushu earthquake
A recent JGR paper on the 2010 Yushu earthquake by Zhenhong Li and his COMET+ colleagues has been highlighted by ESA: http://eopi.esa.int/results -
23 Sep
Places available for University of Glasgow students in L1 Geography and Earth Sc
Places available for University of Glasgow students in L1 Geography and Earth Sciences -
24 May
Outstanding 2011 National Student Survey (NSS) results
Earth Sciences was ranked first in the UK Geology sector for students satisfaction (98%), and third in the UK for graduate job employment (75%). Human and Social Geography was ranked third in the UK and first in Scotland in terms of students satisfaction (98%). -
24 May
Derek Fabel and Tim Dempster prominent in Prizes for Excellent Teachers (PETs)
Congratulations to Derek Fabel who has won the inaugural Student Representative Council prize for the Best Research Supervisor across the whole University. This award is one of the SRC Prizes for Excellent Teachers (PETs), a student-led awards scheme initiated in 2011.
Events
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20 Jan
In, against, and beyond neoliberalism: the political, environmental and economic
21 – 23 March 2012; Venue: the Scottish Trade Union Congress, 333 Woodlands Road and the University of Glasgow. -
07 Jul
Geomatics
August 2011 - January 2012: Fundamentals of Geomatics 1 & 2; GIS Principles; Introduction to GIS. -
14 Mar
European Earth Surface Process Group meeting
May 30 - June 1 (2 and 3). Novel combinations of new tools in surface process studies Part of the EGU Thematic Meetings Series on Surface Processes -
14 Mar
Next School Seminar
Geodiversity: valuing and conserving abiotic nature by Dr. Murray Gray (Reader Emeritus in Geography, QMUL).