Geography University of Lincoln

Overview

The Geography programme at the University of Lincoln offers students the opportunity to engage in high-level independent research within the field of human geography. This Master's by Research is designed to foster critical thinking and advanced analytical skills through a dedicated project supervised by internationally recognised academic experts. Students become part of a vibrant scholarly community that prioritises the advancement of knowledge in social and environmental contexts.

Why Geography at the University of Lincoln?

Choosing this programme allows students to work alongside academics whose research is internationally recognised for its impact and quality. The University of Lincoln provides a supportive environment where ideas are shared across disciplines, particularly through the Doctoral School which offers bespoke training and support. Students benefit from being part of specialised research groups, such as the Lincoln Climate Research Group and the Development, Inequality, Resilience, and Environments group. These connections provide access to a wealth of expertise in areas ranging from geospatial big data to decoloniality and climate policy.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18800 per year
• National fee: GBP 10700 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

As a research-based degree, the curriculum is centred on the production of a substantial thesis. Students engage in independent study supported by regular supervisory meetings and departmental seminars. Modules may include:

• Socio-spatial Inequalities
• Sustainable Rural, Agricultural and Urban Communities
• Health and Wellbeing
• Climate Policy, Politics and Governance
• Environmental Management and Behaviour
• Environmental History and Historical Geography
• Coloniality and Decoloniality
• Perceptions of Place
• Geospatial Big Data

Careers with Geography

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for professional roles in various sectors including spatial and social planning, development consultancy, and management. The degree serves as the most direct pathway for those seeking an academic career or positions within high-level research organisations. By developing transferable skills such as project management and complex data analysis, students are prepared for diverse roles in both the public and private sectors. The University of Lincoln also provides dedicated support to help researchers transition into both academic and non-academic career paths.