🥼 Lab stalwart, Our Dave Thomas, is hanging up his white coat and goggles after 20 years at Northumbria. Past students and colleagues - share your good wishes and memories of him via DM ! DM if youd like to come to his retirement party on Oct 31st next week !

Volcanoes can release CO2 for millions of years, warming the planet for much longer than previously thought. Nice work Jack Longman @NUGeog https://t.co/AsBChPiyzP

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🌎 Study Abroad | Recently, @NUGeog student Charlie Smith had the exciting opportunity to do some fieldwork in the geomorphology of El Cajón del Maipo, The Andes as part of his Study Abroad year. Level 5s - Thinking about it ? Ask your tutor for advice ! @NorthumbriaUni

Do support @FloorHout important and innovative radio project if you can @NUGlobalDev @NUGeog

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☂️ 🍄‍🟫 And on the subject of rain….MSc EMMR students were in Northumberland yesterday collecting sediment cores for palaeo environmental analysis back in the lab. Great work in miserable conditions ! @NorthumbriaUni #climate #environmentalscience #palaeo

Neither wind nor rain can stop brave @NUGeog students from getting their samples! Today’s trip took us to Doddington Norh Moor and level 5 sampled soils and water for their project on carbon budgets. 💨🌧️🎓🥾🌳🌲🧪🙂

Saharan Winds: Energy Systems and Aeolian Imaginaries in Western Sahara. @joanna_allan will be in conversation about the book and will discuss some of the wider issues it raises with Prof. Katherine Baxter. 📆 6th November 🕰️ 4-5pm 🏢 Sandyford Building 210, @NorthumbriaUni

Our level 4 BSc and Physical Geography students and Environmental Science students concluded their Up and Running week with semi-impromptu poster session. They really can think on their feet! Well done! @NUGeog

Foundation Year Students have been to Hadrian’s Wall as part of their induction week programme. Here they are contemplating Human-Physical Landscape interactions…. And life ! But most importantly, cohort-building 🤝

Exciting series of events this fall with the Northumbria Social and Cultural Geographies Research Group. Hybrid when possible, so get in touch for Teams links. @NUGeog

💭 Have you got a great idea for a PhD? @NUGeog level 6 and 7 students find out about opportunities to apply for funding with @DtpNine and @nbcdtp. Opportunities across Human Geography, Development, Climate & Sustainability topics. Ellison Building ELA113, Tues 8th Oct, 12-1pm

Congrats to our PVC International and former @NUGeog Head of Department, Prof John Woodward !

Based in/around Newcastle, UK? We are supporting an in-person hub @NorthumbriaUni for interested folk to participate/join together on the day. Free lunch included! Please sign up and contact @PaulGriffin_ for more details! 🌟

Another smashing day of @NUGeog Up and Running Week. Today level 4 BSc and Physical Geography students learned about sea level changes on different spatial and temporal scales.

Introducing Universities for North East England 🚀 We’re proud to launch a unified voice for higher education through collaboration with @teessideuni, @durham_uni, @UniofNewcastle, @NorthumbriaUni and @sunderlanduni, alongside @NorthEast_CA and @TeesValleyCA.

A fantastic 2 days spent with @NUGeog 1st year Env Sci students exploring Northumberland & @NorthWildlife -challenges of conservation, ecology, people&nature, pollution- and getting to know our new cohort!

Today we've taken level 4 @NUGeog BSc and Physical geography students for a stroll in beautiful Cheviots. We discussed origins of the landscape and how humans interact with it. The weather was great and our new cohort was stellar! ⛰️☀️🌲🌳🐑🎓 Looking forward coast trip tomorrow!

It takes lots of work from colleagues across @NUGradFutures teams (& other @NorthumbriaUni teams) to deliver events like today’s Part-time Jobs Fair. We can’t control the weather, but hearing the buzz of many conversations and seeing +ve feedback makes it worth it! #nucareersfair