Course summary
Approximately 60% of the global population live in cities and towns, and this number is rising. Cities face major issues like public health, fairness, sustainability, violence and displacement. MA Cities, Sustainability, and Wellbeing addresses these challenges and prepares you to make a difference. Whether you are interested in making our cities more sustainable and healthier, in environmental change, or in how cities respond to conflict and violence, this degree is for you. Through collaborative and interdisciplinary research and engagement, you will develop research skills and expertise across a diversity of urban, sustainability, and wellbeing challenges. Course highlights This new postgraduate pathway represents the breadth of disciplinary expertise in Human Geography around wellbeing and sustainable futures. This course prepares you to become global citizens, tackling global societal and environmental challenges. Develop specific expertise to connect global challenges to the uniqueness of local urban contexts across the global North and South. You’ll study in an inclusive international setting, gaining research and transferable skills with expert training and teaching.
- Outstanding employment opportunities
- Develop transferable skills
- Specialist human geography research-intensive teaching
Entry requirements
A 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in Geography or a related discipline.
Fees and funding
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Additional fee information
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Provider information
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT