I convene this Part 2 (final year) undergraduate course in the Department of Geography at Cambridge and co-teach it with Dr Amy Donovan and Dr Maan Barua. The course is concerned with the making and using of different kinds of environmental knowledges, engaging with literature from the geographies of science, science and technology studies and […]
This short video outlines the purpose and scope of the new MA in Climate Change: History, Culture, Society, which I launched at King’s College London in 2015. There are currently (2016/17) 15 students enrolled on the Programme, a mixture of full-time and part-time. You can apply for this Master’s Programme here.
New for 2015/6: MA in Climate Change: History, Culture, Society. King’s College London is offering a new multi-disciplinary MA in Climate Change: History, Culture, Society led by Professor Mike Hulme, founding director of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. [NB. added May 2018: Since I have left KCL this programme is now led by […]
During Academic Year 2016/17 I will only be teaching the postgraduate Module listed below, ‘Climate Change and Culture‘. In previous years I have convened the following Modules at King’s College London: Postgraduate: 7SSG5208 – Climate Change and Culture. This Master’s module offered in the Department of Geography explores the underlying reasons why different people in […]
I convene a 3rd year undergraduate module The human geography of climate change (ENV-3A40), a core contribution to the School’s BSc/MSci in Environmental Geography and Climate Change. For academic year 2012/13 this Module runs during Semester 2 (January to March). The Module syllabus can be viewed here. Synopsis for ENV-3A40: The Human Geography of Climate Change The risks and opportunities associated with climate […]
(30 March) NEW. Read this week in The Times Higher about the new MA/MSc in Environmental Sciences and Humanities being offered by the University of East Anglia for academic year 2012/13.
New Degree Programme for 2011/12: ‘Environmental geography and climate change’. I am convening this new degree programme in the School of Environmental Sciences, available from September 2011. Study climate change from an inter-disciplinary perspective for 3-yr (BSc) or 4-yr (MSci) degrees.
