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These facilities provide opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate students alike to develop ‘hands on’ skills in geographical information technology. ... for the Department’s Intranet and public webpages, and a Geomatics Support Officer who

A full list is available on the University alumni website. Entitles you to discounts, and free entry to Cambridge colleges.

We work with the Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre (ADRC) and the Libraries Accessibility Service at the University Library [disability@lib.cam.ac.uk] to accommodate specific user needs and requirements –

Applications will be considered by the Postgraduate Teaching Committee on a termly basis. ... Applications. An application should be submitted by the academic host/supervisor directly to the Postgraduate Office.

Laboratory users must:. comply with the legal requirement that all laboratory work which involves use of certain hazardous substances must be covered by a current and approved Chemical Hazard Risk Assessment. ... Comply with the requirement that

There is no requirement to balance human and physical options; it is common for students to take a mixture of both.

The community of around 120 postgraduate students are at the heart of this activity. ... Our postgraduate students are part of the vibrant research culture of the Department.

Search site. » Postgraduate study » PhDs in Geography and the Scott Polar Research Institute. ... Information can be found and eligibility can be checked via the University’s Postgraduate Admissions page.

Search site. » Postgraduate study » PhDs in Geography and the Scott Polar Research Institute » Environmental Science PhD topics. ... Further information on the application process is provided via the DTP webpages, the Geography Department webpages and

Student makeup: There are women-only and postgraduate-only colleges, as well as those that admit both undergraduates and postgraduates of any gender. ... There is also some useful information in the Postgraduate Prospectus about choosing a college and we

a set of techniques that assesses flow patterns in a representative stream reach and attempts to correlate these patterns with the minimum flow requirements and hydrological preferences of target aquatic species.

Search site. » Postgraduate study » MPhil courses » Frequently asked questions about M.Phil. ... Please let the Postgraduate Office in the Department of Geography know if you are applying to the MPhil with a view to continuing on to a PhD.

Search site. » Postgraduate study » MPhil courses » MPhil in Geography. ... Applications. Please apply via the University Postgraduate Admissions webpage, which also gives information about the Finances (fees and maintenance) associated with the course

Search site. » Research in the Department. Vital Geographies – blog. Search for:. Recent Posts. Recent Comments. Archives. Categories. Meta. February 9th, 2018. In the Departmental Seminar yesterday evening Professor Cheryl McEwan of Durham

With feedback from Experimentalists, I designed the Submission- mechanisms and minimal requirements for the submission of Brassica trait data to the Brassica Information Portal.

Level 2 entries will be optimised for key stage 4 (ages 14-16). ... Level 3 entries will be aimed at a sixth form audience (key stage 5, ages 16-18).

Search site. » Postgraduate study » MPhil courses » How to apply for an MPhil at Geography or Scott Polar Research Institute. ... Applications received after this date will not be eligible for entry to these sources of funding.

Kailash CAFE, ICIMOD, Kathmandu, “Religion as an entry point to communicating climate knowledge in the Kailash Sacred Landscape” (21st April, 2021).

Our research critically interrogates the polices in the White Paper, and sets out the arguments for a bolder approach based around a number of key fundamental requirements:.

You are advised to apply in sufficient time to allow you to make arrangements to come to Cambridge, meeting any immigration requirements, should your application be successful.

only limited scope for reducing emissions from jet engines, it is possible that airport capacity in the UK may become constrained by air-quality requirements.

Field mapping of vegetation types and densities provided an essential empirical requirement for estimation of the flow resistance, and significant progress had been made in mapping vegetation along an 80km reach ... Conclusion (Keith Richards). To

As well as clashing with university procedures and requirements, decolonizing research in this way de-centres the researcher’s individual autonomy and control which can be disconcerting.

Vital Geographies: Tracks, Traces, & Threads. Postgraduate Student Lightning Talks Workshop (Thursday 18 February, 4-5.30 PM). ... You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

Garima’s PhD at Cambridge examined young women’s entry into non-traditionally female job training in India.

entries; leveraging the “Africa’s Voices” project and employing SMS based digital interview.

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Search site. » Research in the Department. Search for:. Recent Posts. Recent Comments. Archives. Categories. Meta. Seminars and events. 10 May 2018: Professor Esther Turnhout – Spaces of Biodiversity Expertise. Tuesday, May 15th, 2018. Last

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9 Nov 2023: These were some of the key questions of a recent, postgraduate student-led workshop, ‘Vital Geographies: Tracks, Traces, and Threads’. ... questions of a recent, postgraduate student-led workshop, ‘Vital Geographies: Tracks, Traces, and Threads’.

Sobriety requirements implemented by Staircase-Model homelessness solutions also reduced the accessibility of homelessness solutions by relying on homeless individuals to perform ‘behavioural self-regulation’ (Schinka et al, 2015, p1325), whilst

and time; and (ii) labour moves, in and out of a given project, depending on skill requirements; and (iii) labour camps make their residents invisible and hard-to-access.

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Search site. » Research in the Department » Vital Geographies » Publications – Vital Geographies. Publications – Vital Geographies. Recent publications by members of the group are listed here. You can also browse listings of all recent

Search site. » Research in the Department » Publications. Publications. Recent publications by members of the Department are listed here. You can also browse listings of earlier publications within our Research groups and within each person’s

Search site. » Research in the Department » Reading groups and Workshops » Geographies of Health Reading Group. Geographies of Health Reading Group. In the Geographies of Health Reading Group, a wide variety of topics concerning health and

Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the PhD Degree at the University of Cambridge (held in the University Library).

Matthew Gandy. Thursday 6 October 2022, 5-6pm. Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers Lunch. ... Postgraduate Presentations . By Anna Guasco, Diane Borden & Ilanah Taves. Wednesday 9 November 2022, 5-6:30pm.

Search site. » Research in the Department. Vital Geographies – blog. Search for:. Recent Posts. Recent Comments. Archives. Categories. Meta. Archive for May, 2018. 10 May 2018: Professor Esther Turnhout – Spaces of Biodiversity Expertise.

And finally, for our postgraduate and early career members, we have organised a lunch on Wednesday 1st November (12:30-2pm), and we invite all new and old faces to join ... Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers Lunch, Wednesday 1st November (12:30-2pm

Restoration, and identifies the requirements for sustainable functionality of. floodplain woodland. ... modification of the GANTT diagram. Reporting requirements (Francine, Keith).

These calculations nevertheless emphasise the requirement for multiple mitigation strategies, including those directed at ensuring the microbiological safety of alternative water supplies.

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These were some of the key questions of a recent, postgraduate student-led workshop, ‘Vital Geographies: Tracks, Traces, and Threads’. ... The following sections highlight some of the wide-ranging research interests in the Department of Geography, as

Garima’s PhD at Cambridge examined young women’s entry into non-traditionally female job training in India.

Kate Brockie. Postgraduate student in the Department of Geography, funded by an ESRC Doctoral Training Programme Knowledge Exchange Scheme studentship partnered with the International Labour Organisation, and member of Pembroke College. ... Garima’s

Matthew Gandy. Thursday 6 October 2022, 5-6pm. Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers Lunch. ... You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers Lunch, Wednesday 1st November (12:30-2pm), Sir William Hardy Building, Room 101. ... You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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Evaluating the potential of high-resolution airborne remote sensing for glaciology. One of the fundamental requirements for the creation of accurate models of glacier mass-balance is the provision of accurate