Geography

Tenerife represents an excellent study area to conduct a scientific research investigation that brings together elements that students have learned from across your physical geography degree. In this week-long January fieldtrip, students will design a bespoke research investigation, gather your own data, and write up the results in the format of a scientific article. Students will put into practice the fieldwork, research, GIS, statistical, and/or analytical skills that you have developed throughout your degree to conduct this independent investigation. On the fieldtrip, students will be introduced to the locale by staff, but will ultimately be the leaders of their own research. Students will be encouraged to consider the sustainability challenges in the environment studied and in carrying out your research.

Join us in York for the fourth Digital Footprints Conference. This annual event brings together academics, policymakers, government representatives and industry to share and discuss the potential of digital data for public good. Registration includes three days of content and dinner on the evening of day 2. You can find more information on our website: Digital Footprints

Please note that filming/photography is taking place at this event for promotional and archival purposes. If you would prefer not to be photographed, please let us know by emailing digitalfootprints@leeds.ac.uk

The 17th Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT)

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These tickets are only available to those from Developing Nations (according to ODA definitions) and those booking at pre-agreed large group discounted rates.