This course intensively engages with ongoing theoretical debates in human geography, political geography, political ecology and science and technology studies. Students should expect to engage with theoretical material and deconstruct some of the basic assumptions underpinning terms like ‘society’, ‘governance’, ‘territory’, ‘politics’ and ‘nature’ in order to develop conceptual tools to understand contemporary global change. The focus on critical theory is complemented by modules covering foundational knowledge in economics of the environment, behavioural economics and environmental management in order to prepare you to think across traditional boundaries in the social sciences.
The minimum IELTS score required is 7.5
Postgraduate
24
Sep
7.5
28020,
London
5.5
£ £3,466
Durham
6.5
£9,250, £21,730
Callaghan (NSW), Newcastle City, Ourimbah, Port Macquarie, Sydney, Singapore
6.0
AU$ 27600
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