School student events
We run a variety of events for students including careers events, lectures and study days.
Why biodiversity matters: Esmond Bradley Martin prize giving and lecture
This talk explores why biodiversity matters, who decides what we protect, and how global science and local conservation can work for nature and communities.
Voices from the Global South: listening to climate perspectives
This evening brings together a series of short talks offering perspectives on the climate crisis from across the Global South.
Choose geography: careers in the built environment
A student webinar showcasing geographical careers in the built environment in collaboration with the Built Environment Schools Trust.
Choosing the right university and geography course
An opportunity for students to engage with a university admissions tutor and current geography undergraduates.
Who speaks for nature? - Professor Lee White with Professor Yadvinder Malhi
Professor Lee White, scientist, conservationist, minister, raised with an orphan chimpanzee brother, will聽share insights about the importance and preservation of the Congo Basin rainforests.
Lessons from the ice: what it means to be a scientist in 2026
Dr He茂di Sevestre explores bold science, resilience, and the urgent responsibility of scientists today to engage, communicate, and inspire collective climate action.
What do geographers actually do? A webinar for students
A student webinar showcasing the variety of careers pathways available with geography. This webinar focuses on the business and finance sector.
Choosing the right university and geography course
An opportunity for students to engage with a university admissions tutor and current geography undergraduates.
Choose geography: careers in river landscapes
A webinar for students showcasing the range of geographical careers specialising in managing and protecting the river landscape.
Choosing geography at university summer workshop
An in-person workshop preparing students for geography at university.