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A team of UCL Geographers took part in the Eyes on the Ocean outreach exhibition at the Glasgow Science Centre, inspiring the next generation of researchers.

Xin Ling Goh reflects on their fieldwork trip to Thursley Common, working with students from other courses, and making friends along the journey.

Gabrielle Pengyu Shao reflects on their decision to transfer from BA Geography to BSc Geography, volunteering opportunities and getting published.

Jayne Peh Hin Peng reflects on the decision to study BSc Geography, the value of curiosity, and plans to pursue a master's degree.

On 31 January 2026, residents, river users, and local organisations gathered at UCL East for a participatory workshop exploring lived experiences of crisis along the River Lea.

Professor Marais spoke at a UN event in Vienna on the environmental impacts of satellite re-entry, highlighting risks to the atmosphere, climate and ozone layer from increasing space activity.

Join the UCL Institute of Archaeology for a free evening of TED-style talks exploring how archaeology and geography help decode society, followed by Q&A and refreshments.

Graduates of the MSc Urban Studies course reflect on interdisciplinary learning, research and careers, and how UCL Geography shaped their academic and professional paths.

UCL Geography congratulates Maia Watson-Hearne on winning the 2025 RGS Dissertation Prize for her machine-learning analysis of food security in Ethiopia.

UCL Geography congratulates Dr Jian Chen on his successful PhD viva. His research on China’s marine protected areas offers fresh insights into social-ecological resilience and governance.

UCL Geography researchers warn that recent planning policy changes in England could undermine nature protection, threaten biodiversity, and put the UK’s international conservation commitments at risk.

We’re delighted to celebrate Wilfred Jana’s successful PhD viva, highlighting his research on water governance, urban development and inequality in Lilongwe, Malawi.

New research led by UCL Geography shows deep Atlantic circulation remained warm and active during the last ice age, reshaping how scientists understand past and future climate change.

Professor Eloise Marais (UCL Geography) explains how rocket launches release soot into the atmosphere, and why understanding atmospheric circulation is key to predicting their climate impact.

Congratulations to Dr Varvara Karipidou on passing her viva! Her research shows how Bucharest’s urban development is shaped by informal networks, everyday negotiations, and city governance.