在我们享誉全球的学术人员的支持下，您将进行为期两年（MPhil）或三年（PhD）的个人人文地理研究项目。您将参与研究活动，例如研讨会，讲习班，实验室活动和现场工作，以及您参与我们已建立的研究小组之一，从而形成该项目。斯旺西大学是一所研究型大学，我们系做出了重要贡献。我们的工作人员致力于灾后景观（Marcus Doel教授），对民族主义的新认识（Angharad Closs Stephens博士）以及冲突后的文化复兴（Amanda Rogers博士）。
You will undertake an individual human geography research project over two years (MPhil) or three years (PhD), supported by our globally respected academic staff. The project will be shaped by your participation in research activities such as seminars, workshops, laboratory activity and fieldwork, as well as your involvement in one of our established research groups. Swansea is a research-led University and our department makes a significant contribution. We have staff working on post-disaster landscapes (Professor Marcus Doel), new understandings of nationalism (Dr Angharad Closs Stephens), post-conflict cultural revival (Dr Amanda Rogers) and reducing poverty (Dr Sergei Shubin and his team) aim to reduce poverty through sustainable aquaculture via their PACONDAA project. Their expertise will support your work. Please see our Human Geography Research page for more information on our current research projects. In the latest Research Assessment Exercise, 95% of Geography research at Swansea was judged to be of international quality, and 60% was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent.<br><br>This MPhil in Human Geography at Swansea will enable you to undertake a substantial project led by your own interests. It is a highly respected qualification which can present a career in academia or a wider scope for employment in fields such as education, government or the private sector. A thesis of 60,000 words will be submitted for assessment demonstrating original research with a substantive contribution to the subject area. The Masters is examined following an oral examination of the thesis (a viva voce examination or viva). You will acquire research skills for high-level work and skills and training programmes are available on campus for further support. There will be an opportunity to deliver presentations to research students and staff at departmental seminars and conferences.