PhD projects

Human Geography PhD Projects offered for 2012 entry

You will find an "Apply Online" button beside each project which will take you directly to the online application process.

Project Title linked to further information List of Supervisors with some links to Supervisor Information	Status & Funding	Apply
Aesthetics and Nonhuman Animals Dr Emily Brady	Available	On-Line
Understanding Aesthetic Value of Environments Dr Emily Brady	Available	On-Line
Environmental, Land and Ecological Art Dr Emily Brady	Available	On-Line
Modernity and the machine: a cultural and historical geography of the tractor in Scotland Dr Fraser MacDonald	Available	On-Line
Critical geopolitics Dr Fraser MacDonald	Available	On-Line
The Scottish Rocketeers: utopian technologies and cultures of civilian invention Dr Fraser MacDonald	Available	On-Line
Emerging geographies of religion and belief Dr Elizabeth Olson	Available	On-Line
Young people and deprivation DR Elizabeth Olson	Available	On-Line
Urban regeneration and health inequalities: a case study in Edinburgh. Dr Jamie Pearce	Available	On-Line
Designing and managing forests for health Prof. Jamie Pearce, Professor Catharine Ward and Dr Niamh Shortt	Available	On-Line
Selective migration and health inequalities Dr Jamie Pearce	Available	On-Line
The geographies of alcohol consumption in Scotland Dr Jamie Pearce	Available	On-Line
Urban built environments, nutrition, physical activity and obesity Dr Jamie Pearce	Available	On-Line
Environmental (in)justice and health inequalities Dr Jamie Pearce	Available	On-Line
Nationalism and Global Financial Crisis Dr Jan Penrose	Available	On-Line
Everyday spaces of the multicultural Dr Dan Swanton and Dr Eric Laurier	Available	On-Line
Multicultural futures: living with difference Dr Dan Swanton and Dr Lynn Staeheli	Available	On-Line
Wastescapes Dr Dan Swanton and Prof Jane Jacobs	Available	On-Line
Geographies of race and racism Dr Dan Swanton and Dr Jan Penrose	Available	On-Line
Historical geographies of the book: Narratives of exploration and travel writing Prof Charles Withers	Available	On-Line
An historical geography of the first and second Anglo-Afghan wars (1838-1842, 1878-1880) Prof Charles Withers	Available	On-Line

This article was published on Aug 23, 2010

PhD projects

Human Geography PhD Projects offered for 2012 entry

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