Research
Durham Geography is a large department with an active research culture, whose ethos is designed to allow researchers at all stages of their careers - from undergraduates to academic staff - to deliver research excellence in both human and physical geography. Research activity is organised into seven clusters that act as 'ideas factories', and as centres of gravity for existing areas of research expertise for which we are internationally recognised. Researchers in geography also contribute significantly to Durham University interdisciplinary research institutes and direct cross-department research centres (see Research Centres & Units links right).


Seminars Over the Next 14 Days

Thursday 21 February 2019
- Physical Geography Seminars: 'Modeling Long-Term Changes in Climate, Ice Sheets and Sea Level: Using the Paleo Record to Understand Possibilities for the Future' 12:30pm to 2:00pm, W007, Main Geography Building, Bette Otto-Bliesner, US National Center for Atmospheric Research, Contact pippa.whitehouse@durham.ac.uk
Wednesday 27 February 2019
- Human Geography Seminar: 'Security, Economy and the Mundane Practices of Liberal Exceptionalism' 1:00pm to 4:00pm, W010, Main Geography Building, Professor Jacqueline Best, School of Political Studies, University of Ottawa, Contact louise.amoore@durham.ac.uk