Department of Geography

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Hull’s Department of Geography is one of the best in Britain. Our undergraduate courses are consistently ranked among the top ten in the country by the National Student Survey.

We’re based in Cohen, a grade two-listed building that’s part of the university’s conservation area, and have world-class teaching labs.

Fieldwork is a big part of our programmes. We arrange trips to countries that have in recent years included:

  • Spain
  • France
  • Iceland
  • The United States
  • Malta

Closer to home we also study Yorkshire’s moors and Hull’s regeneration projects.

We’re a medium-sized department with more than 20 lecturers, 300 undergraduates and a network of Masters and PhD students.


What else do we offer?

We have a leading research department – the 2008 RAE results showed 90% of our research was of international standard – and the vast majority of our graduates start work or further study soon after they leave us.

We also help schools and the community by organising geography masterclasses that offer pupils a taste of life as an undergraduate.


Page last updated by Tim Bettley on 7/13/2010

Research Projects News

Low Carbon Futures Centre boost for Hull Geography

Recently announced projects to start in 2010 will bring £438,000 to the university.


New EPSRC research on Low Carbon Shipping

This project is led by Prof David Gibbs, working with colleagues in the Logistics Institute and other universities.


Robotic and information technologies in livestock agriculture

Dr Lewis Holloway has recently been awarded ESRC funding for this project

 

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