- Level
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Duration
- Full time: 2-4 years Part time: 4-8 years
- Mode
- Part-time
- Subject
- Geography
- Location
- United Kingdom
Overview
Human Geographers are fascinated by society and environment and examine how places are understood, imagined, used, shared and contested by different peoples. Geographers study the world at a range of scales, from the local to the global, and have a keen appreciation of how places are connected. A research degree offers you the chance to be part of this rich discipline in its quest to understand people’s diverse relationships with the world.
Entry requirements
| Master's degree | Merit |
|---|---|
| Degree | 2:1 · Subjects: area · or above |
Fees
International students: Please visit tuition fees for postgraduate research for information about fees. You are responsible for meeting all of the costs related to your own research project, beyond the resources available in the department.
UK students: Please visit tuition fees for postgraduate research for information about fees. You are responsible for meeting all of the costs related to your own research project, beyond the resources available in the department.
UK/Home: Please visit tuition fees for postgraduate research for information about fees. You are responsible for meeting all of the costs related to your own research project, beyond the resources available in the department.
International: Please visit tuition fees for postgraduate research for information about fees. You are responsible for meeting all of the costs related to your own research project, beyond the resources available in the department.
Start dates
1 October, 1 January and 1 April
Application deadline
Varies by programme; check with admissions team
Campus
- Plymouth, United Kingdom
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