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We have 34 Geography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Southampton
Geography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Southampton
We have 34 Geography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Southampton
Reviewing Impacts of Demographics and E-scooters on Health and the Environment (RIDE).
The Leverhulme PhD Programme for Interdisciplinary Resilience Studies is administered by the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences. Read more
Understanding Resilience among Ukrainian Displaced Persons
The Leverhulme PhD Programme for Interdisciplinary Resilience Studies is administered by the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences. Read more
Composing Resilience: The Role of Music in Post-Disaster Recovery and Community Resilience in the UK
The Leverhulme PhD Programme for Interdisciplinary Resilience Studies is administered by the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences. Read more
Developing a multi-source remote sensing and AI based methods for automated monitoring of illicit crops and their drivers.
This project will develop novel remote sensing technologies using AI methods to monitor illicit crop production. . Illicit crops, such as opium poppies, coca, and cannabis, mostly used in drug production, are a major funding source for criminal and terrorist activity. Read more
Eco-evolutionary consequences of altered predator-prey interactions under tropicalisation
Project overview. Tropical predators are becoming established within temperate communities as a response to climate warming (tropicalisation), but with unknown consequences. Read more
SHELF-MIX: Mapping Ocean Mixing Beneath Antarctic Ice Shelves
Project overview. Antarctic ice shelves, and the speed at which they are melted from below by ‘warm’ ocean waters, set Antarctica’s contribution to 21st century sea-level rise. Read more
Biogeography of the southern Indian Ocean higher predator community
Project overview. Numerous seabird and marine mammal species occur in the subtropical and subantarctic zones of the southern Indian Ocean. Read more
Melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet: insights from past dynamics
Project overview. We will use state of the art climate model experiments to investigate (i) the role of climate feedbacks in controlling the growth and decay of the Laurentide and Fennoscandian ice sheets during Pleistocene ice ages and (ii) the evolution of the Greenland ice sheet in warm future climates. . Read more
Extinction or adaptation: quantifying marine ecosystem responses to ancient climate change
Project overview. Marine ecosystems are under urgent threat from ocean warming, deoxygenation and acidification today. Earth has warmed (and cooled) many times before, with sustained warm periods that resemble worst-case-scenario predictions for modern climate change. Read more
Climate change impacts on bat-plant pollination systems
Project overview . Bats are the most important pollinators within mammals, yet climatic changes can disrupt the spatio-temporal dynamics of nectar bat-plant interactions. Read more
How does turbulence drive upwelling in the deep-ocean? Insights from new sensing technology
Project overview. Recent work has highlighted the importance of turbulent mixing in the ocean bottom boundary layer in upwelling the dense waters formed at high latitudes. Read more
Understanding Weddell Sea freshwater influence on water mass formation and climate change
Project overview. This project will use a variety of hydrographic datasets to understand the water mass formation processes within the ice covered Weddell Sea, and how they are responding to climate change. Read more
Glaciers and Climate Change
Project overview. Glaciers are retreating worldwide and are a major contribution to global sea-level rise. There are many factors which control melting rate, particularly water at the glacier bed. Read more
Adaptation to extreme environments: Evolution of unusual body plans in Southern Ocean Echinoids
Project overview. The deep, cold waters of the Southern Ocean are home to enigmatic, morphologically unusual radiation of sea urchins belonging to the Holasteroida. Read more