Research at the Department of Human Geography
Our research is underpinned by a shared belief in the importance of space and place in shaping the world around us.
Research at the department is characterized by considerable thematic, theoretical and methodological breadth. We currently have four research groups or ‘clusters’, and most of the research carried out in the department falls into one of these thematic categories. Researchers at the department are typically active in more than one group.
Cross-cutting these thematic foci are both historical and contemporary perspectives and a range of theoretical and methodological specialisms, the latter including a vibrant community of scholars using GIS and advanced spatial analysis.
Research Groups
