Human and Physical Geographical Science Priority Areas
Cultural Geography
Conceptual innovation in social theory, with insights from non-representational theory, affect theory, post-humanism, new materialism, and experimental methodology, that investigate transformations in social and cultural processes emerging from contemporary art-science relations, human and technology interfaces, digital cultures, enhanced embodied performances, and new understandings of nature.
Environmental Geography
Climate change adaption investigating both natural and anthropogenic influences (including extreme climate events and ecological degradation) and responses (including low-lying coastal transformation and sustainable development in agricultural practices), through the use of long term climate change perspectives, Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing.
