The MPhil Geography (Human and Physical) at the University of Exeter invites you to delve into critical environmental and societal challenges through rigorous research. This postgraduate degree is designed for aspiring researchers eager to contribute to fields such as cultural and historical geographies, space, politics and society, life geographies, environment and sustainability, energy policy, cryosphere dynamics, coastal and river dynamics, and landscape and ecosystem dynamics. You will develop a sophisticated understanding of complex, interconnected global issues, preparing you to address pressing questions in both human and physical geography.
You will undertake this MPhil, studied full-time on campus over three years, engaging in in-depth research supported by high-quality supervision. Your day-to-day experience will involve developing your research questions, conducting fieldwork or laboratory analysis, and engaging with cutting-edge methodologies within your chosen specialism. You will work alongside leading academics, benefiting from their expertise and the University of Exeter's strong research environment. Graduates will be equipped with advanced research skills, ready for doctoral study or careers in research, policy, environmental management, or international development.