If you have a keen interest in cultures, societies, and the relationship between politics and the environment, geography may be an ideal field for you. It involves studying how the world operates, including physical processes like volcanoes, flooding, and climate change, as well as human issues such as sustainability, health, and social justice. Geography can be pursued as a natural science through physical geography or as a social science via human geography, making it essential for understanding contemporary challenges.Our Master of Arts in Geography specializes in human geography, exploring topics like public health, deprivation, urban justice, indigenous struggles, migration, and the climate emergency. You'll examine the interplay between people and their social, cultural, political, and economic worlds, while also covering aspects of physical geography to understand human impacts on the planet. This flexible program is delivered by one of the UK's leading geography departments, ranked 19th globally and 7th in the UK, with access to expert staff, research networks, and career support.
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