Taster Events
Our academic schools hold a range of taster events, student panels and alumni discussions throughout the year to give you a taste of the subjects we teach.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Earth Day 2025: School of Geography Taster Event
Earth Day 2025: School of Geography Taster Event
Tuesday 22 April 2024, 3.30 - 5.30pm (BST)
Prospective students are warmly invited onto the Queen Mary Mile End campus for an afternoon of talks to learn about studying Geography and Environmental Science.
The event features a research talk ‘Coasts in a Changing Climate’ by Dr Raymond Ward. Raymond's research explores the principle impacts of global change on coastal and marine ecosystems. He has led projects focussed on the impacts of climate change on coastal ecosystems including drought, flooding, storms, and sea level rise.
This talk will be followed by a Q&A 'Studying Geography and Environmental Science' at University with Dr Tom Lawrence. Tom will introduce what these degree subjects involve and where Geography/ Environmental science take you. There will be ample opportunity to ask questions about the application process, as well as life at university.
The event will begin in the Geography Common Room, first floor, School of Geography, Mile End. For questions or access requirements: e.storer@qmul.ac.uk
Science and Engineering
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