Learn about some of the research undertaken by our current postgraduate human and physical geography students.
Anna's PhD project title is 'Fear, urban design and neighbourhood segregation in Stockholm, Sweden'. Read more about her research.
Zena's PhD project title is 'Colonial Cartography in Palestine-Israel and the Decolonising Potential of Counter-Maps'. Read more about Zena's research.
Jessie's PhD project title is 'A Lonely Generation? Exploring the Geographies of Loneliness in Millennials in County Durham'. Read more about her research.
Daniel's PhD project title is 'Geographies of Impulse: Tourette Syndrome and the Embodied Experience of Public Space(s)'. Read more about his research.
Nick's PhD project title is 'Classical and Critical Geopolitics of China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Examining US/Chinese Discourses on Belt and Road'. Read more about Nick's research.
Helen's PhD project title is 'Securing a Sense of Safety for Adopted Children in Middle Childhood'. Read more about her research.
Lottie's PhD project title is 'Menstrual Justice: Listening to and Understanding Women’s Experiences of ‘Period Poverty’ and Menstrual Inequality in Newcastle Upon Tyne'. Read more about her research.
Jungsuk's PhD project title is 'Transition to the Post-Developmental State in Variegated Capitalism'. Read more about Jungsuk's research.
Luke's PhD project title is 'The financialising univer[city]? A study of university real estate investment in Edinburgh and Manchester, UK'. Read more about his research.
Carl's PhD project title is 'Can you think about yourself as a rock?'. Read more about his research.
Minjing's PhD project title is 'State's roles in the creative and media sector through global production networks - Tencent, Alibaba, and the Chinese state'. Read more about Minjing's research.
Matthew's project title is 'Ritual and resistance: performing queer Jewish identities in postsecular Britain'. Read more about Matthew's research
Leah's PhD project title is 'Contested spaces of homelessness and being houseless: creative arts in activism'. Read more about Leah's research.
Tom's PhD project title is “Good game”? Young people, violence and geopolitics in the ludic assemblages of Call of Duty: Warzone' Read more about Tom's research.
Laura's PhD project title is 'Sustainable Energy Transitions and Regional Growth Paths in the North Sea Basin: A Comparative analysis of North East Scotland and Western Denmark.' Read more about Laura's research.
Melisa's PhD project title is 'Negotiating Belonging: The transnational/local experiences of refugee and asylum-seeking families in Tyneside'. Read more about Melisa's research.
Will's PhD project title is 'Landslides onto glaciers: detection, magnitude-frequencies, and delivery of limiting nutrients in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska'. Read more about his research.
Ethan's PhD project title is 'Glacial history of the Tropical Andes'. Read more about Ethan's research.
Becky's PhD project title is 'Antarctic radar-derived englacial stratigraphy and structure: glaciological and palaeoclimate implications.'. Read more about her research.
Holly's PhD project title is 'The implications of glacier recession for mass movement processes and hazards.'. Read more about her research.
