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By Ioannis Rigkos-Zitthen, Roskilde University What do climate change, widening inequality, geopolitical instability, and the erosion of welfare institutions have in common? These challenges inters…

Discover the directory of open days for geography-related undergraduate and postgraduate study.

We wanted to update you on what to expect from the Society during this period of Department for Education curriculum review.

Find the answers to frequently asked questions about the Society's annual conference.

When you are coming towards the end of your degree, things can sometimes start to feel a bit overwhelming with exams, deadlines and your dissertation all happening alongside trying to figure out… what next? This article will guide you through the different types of graduate roles available, where to

Critics attack academic mega-conferences as too big and too cliquish, favouring smaller, curated meetings as the humane alternative.

We are delighted to be welcoming a number of exhibitors to this year's conference. Find out about the exhibitors at this year's conference.

Find details of the arrangements for each of the Research Group AGMs, along with information on how you can take part.

Earth Update is the new podcast mini-series from the Royal Geographical Society’s Climate Change Research Group. In just ten short minutes, we will bring you a breakdown of one of the world’s most pressing environmental topics, in partnership with a world leading expert.

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