Geography at the University of Worcester, specialising in practical, hands-on learning in small groups. Assessment by coursework - no exams.
Worcester, UK
Joined March 2013
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Geography in the news!
Great to see this application of geographical research from @JosieLynch_
And @AlanMoule132102 is also a @GeographyUoW graduate!
#ApplyingGeography
@WorcesterDS
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Good to see the involvement of @AlanBDixon @GeographyUoW and others @worcester_uni
in this multidisciplinary collaborative project
#ClimateChange #Resilience linkedin.com/posts/dr-cedric…
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My favourite week of the year- started out welcoming our new cohort of nursing and medical students, followed by celebrating our amazing students graduation. Thanks to everyone who supported them in their journey 🙏@worcester_uni @uow_TCSNM @GeographyUoW @UniWorcSSES
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Congratulations to Saffron and all @GeographyUoW students graduating today
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Many groups of @GeographyUoW students have been exploring facets of urban change in Marseille (as part of a field course in Provence) long before it was on-trend! theguardian.com/world/articl…
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Yesterday, @Worldwidevillan, @Ian_Maddock, and I led a "Safe and Legal Drone Flying for Digital Content Creation" course for @GlosCC and @ForestryEngland on drone code regulations, safety considerations, and practical flying experience.
Interested? Reach out for more info! – at Worcester, England
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The heavy rainfall in Kanchanpur, Western Nepal, with over 700 mm in the past 48 hours, has caused rivers to exceed danger levels,leading to significant flooding in the areas around Mahakali river
@UoW_SERG
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As we approach the end of @The_GA's #NationalFestivalofFieldwork, it's worth remembering how truly transformative the field experience is for most students. This cannot be replicated in class, not even using VR (which I am a big fan of; yes, I kept that one quiet). [1/2]
ALT Two smiling students standing in front of a glacier.
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Fieldwork in schools and universities should be as inclusive as possible. For example, our Alps field course @worcester_uni is supported by immersive virtual fieldwork (for preparation, follow-up, fall-back, and extension). This is part of a... [1/2] #NationalFestivalofFieldwork
ALT Snow and ice-covered mountain summit, with a silhouette of trees in the foreground.
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Day 4 of our field course was spent in the Moiry Valley, where students continued to work on Late Holocene landscape change. In addition to evidence for glacier fluctuations, students also considered other processes (e.g. slopes, fluvial). #NationalFestivalofFieldwork
ALT Two students looking at their notebooks in a mountain landscape.
Thinking about studying Geography at university? Why not join us at the University of Worcester this Sunday (23rd June) for an Open Day. Find out how our smaller class sizes result in more interactivity, more support, and a real sense of belonging.
In addition to a course talk, we have displays, tours, and plenty of opportunities to chat to staff and students. Anisha, Zipporah and Josie are our student ambassadors this Sunday.
Register here: worcester.ac.uk/study/open-d…
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Day 4 of @GeographyUoW Provence human geography field course. Considering the challenges of climate change and global competition for French viticulture and the importance of place in its marketing and promotion. #NationalfestivalofFieldwork
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We’re back in Arolla (Switz.) for our Mountain Environments field course! Students dev. specialist skills and knowledge in topics including landscape interpretation and mapping, drone flying, hydrological monitoring, and river channel surveying. #NationalFestivalofFieldwork
ALT Student sitting in mountain landscape with arms wide open.
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@GeographyUoW Some of our Worcester Human Geographers investigating social inequality and urban regeneration in Marseille today #NationalFestivalofFieldwork
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@GeographyUoW Our Human Geographers exploring urban change in Arles, Provence. #NationalFesitvalofFieldwork
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#ApplyingGeography
@AlanBDixon @GeographyUoW on improving crop yields and soil quality in #Malawi
@TiyeniFarming
#SustainableDevelopment theconversation.com/malawi-f… via @TC_Africa
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Rising tides and falling harvests:
Great to see @GeographyUoW represented at @hayfestival with @Ian_Maddock and others discussing flooding and climate change
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What a great way to end our 23/24 lecture series with a positive outlook at the AGM—next year's series is already planned. We had a fantastic talk presented by @AlanBDixon @GeographyUoW, exploring sustainable development in Malawi. Brilliant drone footage by @Ian_Maddock!
Science and the Environment @worcester_uni are all set up and ready to welcome visitors at the Worcestershire Skills Show. Come and say hello!
