Explore UCL Geography Postgraduate Taught Open Event
Join UCL Geography online to explore our postgraduate taught programmes, meet staff and students, and discover how we can support your next academic and professional step.
Explore UCL Geography Postgraduate Taught Open Event
28 Jan 2026, 10:00 – 17:00
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UCL Geography Postgraduate Taught Open Event – Wednesday 28th January 2026.
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Join us online to explore UCL Geography’s postgraduate taught courses, meet our academic and student community, and discover what makes UCL one of the world’s leading centres for geographical research. Learn about our programmes, research strengths, and the student support that makes studying here a unique and rewarding experience.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your future with UCL Geography. We can’t wait to meet you!
- Dr Sam Randalls – Postgraduate Programme Director
- Professor Jon French – Deputy Director
- Current MSc students
- Professional services team
- Overview of master’s programmes and their distinctive features
- Insights into student life at UCL and studying in London
- Live Q&A to ask questions directly to academics and students
Register for the Morning Session
Register for the UCL Geography Postgraduate Taught Open 10 AM event online and discover our MSc programmes, meet staff, and join the live Q&A.
10 AM sessionRegister for the Afternoon Session
Register for the UCL Geography Postgraduate Taught Open 4 PM event online and discover our MSc programmes, meet staff, and join the live Q&A.
4 PM Session
Associate Professor specialising in the intersections of environment, commerce, and science, with a focus on weather, climate, and environmental finance.
Expert in coastal and estuarine research, focusing on hydrodynamics, sediment transport, and socio-ecological system resilience.
4th UCL Geography is ranked 4th globally in the QS World Rankings by subject.
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Contact us if you have any questions about studying Geography at UCL.
Further information
Ticketing
Open
Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes
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