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Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    London

The Geography MA/MSc programmes provide a strong grounding in current geographical theory, methods and issues by drawing on the expertise of our human geography staff from across the School. Combining core training in theory and practice with the opportunity for you to specialise in your chosen areas, you can choose the length of the dissertation. It is possible to develop your own area of research or to complete a dissertation on a subject advertised by the School (see below). Opportunities to work with institutions and groups beyond the university are provided through our close ties with museums, archives, community organisations and artists. Depending on options you choose, you can study key issues such as globalisation and development; cities, space and power; and collaborative cultural geographies. MRes version of this course is also available.
What topics can I study?
Projects available from our human geography specialists change every year and a list of research topics is available here.
This programme:
provides an advanced understanding of geographical theory, methods and substantive issues for the discipline
allows you to design your own programme with help from our staff and let's you take advantage of the flexibility of the length of dissertation and the number of option modules you study
equips you with advanced-level research skills including project design, planning and management, as well as analytical and interpretive skills that are ideal for those looking to enhance their qualifications, broaden skills and knowledge specialisms, or to conduct further research.

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Location

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London
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67-69 Lincoln'S Inn Fields, WC2A 3JB

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About this course

Become a part of QMUL Geography.
Professional and friendly environment: We are recognised as an international centre for excellence in teaching and research.

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Subjects

  • MA Geography
  • Human Geography
  • School
  • Design
  • Staff
  • Geography
  • Research
  • Geographical Thought
  • Geographical Practice
  • Performance

Course programme

Structure

The programme is made up of 180 credits. For full details on our modules please go to the online module directory. Students are able to follow one of three distinct pathways:

Option A - Geography (Research) MA/MSc:

  • Core module: Dissertation of 30,000 words (120 credits)
  • Compulsory module: Geographical Thought and Practice (30 credits)
  • Plus option modules worth 30 credits

Option B - (Named Specialism) MA/MSc:

  • Core module: Dissertation of 22,500 words (90 credits)
  • Compulsory module: Geographical Thought and Practice (30 credits)
  • Plus option modules worth 60 credits

Option C - Geography MA/MSc

  • Core module: Dissertation of 15,000 words (60 credits)
  • Compulsory module: Geographical Thought and Practice (30 credits)
  • Plus option modules worth 90 credits

Option modules:

  • Advanced Readings in Geography (30 credits)
  • Art, Performance and the City (30 credits)
  • Cities, Space and Power (30 credits)
  • Cultural Geography in Practice (30 credits)
  • Democracy, Right and Citizenship (15 credits)
  • Global Working Lives (15 credits)
  • Migration and Mobilities (15 credits)
  • Re-theorising Development Futures (30 credits)

You may also substitute one option module from the above list with another approved module offered by another School.

Contact

  • For enquiries, contact the Postgraduate Studies Manager on +44 (0)20 7882 8165 or email
  • The programme is led by Professor Jon May, Professor of Geography

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