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Webinars

Webinars are a key feature of GEO, with new content added throughout the term on a range of themes and topics.

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Upcoming Lectures

To view upcoming lectures available at the Geographical Association’s branches please visit the GA's Networking Calendar here:

Lectures

After the rural idyll: images of the British countryside as a non-idyllic environment

Between a rock and a cold place: glaciers and landscape development

China: past and present

Coastal environments: understanding the impacts of sea-level rise and climate change

Coastal landscape development

Demographic change and population projections

Development solutions: One size does not fit all

Does where you live affect your health? Unpicking the geographical determinants of health.

Dynamic Dunescapes: Shifting sands

Exploring the importance of glaciers for water, food, and energy security

Faults and earthquake hazards: the past is the key to the present

GA Annual Conference: Dipo Faloyin - Africa is Not a Country

GA Annual Conference: Esri - I am a geographer! What does a professional geographer do?

GA Annual Conference: James Cheshire - The Power of Maps

Gentrification: how can we create fairer cities?

Geography in the digital age: the opportunities and challenges of smart technology

Geomorphical hazards in deserts

Geomorphology in the Anthropocene

Glaciers, climate & climate change: understanding the key concept of mass balance

Global institutions: do they still have a role in the 21st century?

New geographies of global money? Chinese finance in London

Governing the sea as a global common – challenges of trade, power and resource management.

How can we live with risk?

How to save a city

Impacts of climate change on infectious diseases

It’s the end of the world as we know it? Geography, population and resources

Linking spatial questions and digital technologies to understand geographic patterns

Making LGBTQ communities, changing LGBTQ spaces

Putting the ‘geo’ in geopolitics, and why it matters

Resilient buildings & climate change

Resource flows and sustainability in 21st Century cities

Rethinking nature in cities

Sustainability – a key geographical concept

Tackling the climate emergency: carbon, climate, ecological and energy systems

Tectonic hazards in the Caribbean: hazard, vulnerability, impact and risk

The changing face(s) of Sheffield

The global energy paradox: towards a New Energy Order

The weather of 2020

Trading with the dragon: China in Africa

Volcanoes: from inception to eruption

Wildfires in a changing world

Stay on course with your studies

Skills Boosts

Understanding change over space and time using web GIS tools and spatial data

Analysing fieldwork data

Collecting fieldwork data

Developing information literacy as A level geographers

Embedding GIS in enquiry

Enabling breadth, depth and relevance in the A level independent investigation

Graphical skills in GCSE geography

Independent investigation opportunities in the topic of carbon

Independent investigation opportunities in the topic of water

Independent investigation opportunities within the topic of place

Maps and cartographical skills in GCSE geography

More than 20% – why your independent investigation really matters

Numerical and statistical skills in GCSE geography

Presenting fieldwork data

Refining focus: a new look at a coastal independent investigation

Refining focus: a new look at regeneration independent investigations

Think like a geographer, write like a geographer

Tips for writing up your independent investigation effectively

What is the independent investigation all about?

Careers Spotlights

Careers spotlight: Carbon assessment and strategy with Emma Sherburn

Careers spotlight: Career pathways in urban planning

Careers spotlight: Environmental consultancy with Josh Stroud

Careers spotlight: Environmental hydrology with Kieran Murnane

Careers spotlight: Planning consultancy with Beth Firkin

Careers spotlight: Study pathways in urban planning

Careers spotlight: Sustainable energy with Peter Dudfield

Careers spotlight: Sustainable transport with Annessa Chan

Careers spotlight: Town planning with Enoch Lam

Careers spotlight: Town planning with Grace Clarkson

Careers spotlight: Transport planning with Danielle Randall

Where can geography take you?

Where can geography take you 2022