Higher Education resources for geography
Through resources, events, programmes, exhibitions, policy consultation responses and briefings, the Society aims to support high quality teaching and learning in geography. Use the search box and filters to access more resources.
A history of the Society's Collections catalogues
A guide to the history and structures of the Society's historic Collections catalogues, to be read alongside our guidance for using the Collections.
Top ten tips for masters dissertation writing
This guide contains ten top tips for writing your masters disseration. It was originally written by Phil Emmerson for the RGS-IBG's Postgraduate Forum.
Top ten tips for researching in archives
Top ten tips for overseas fieldwork
In this resource, Laura Sariego-Kluge (Newcastle University) kindly shares 10 tips for setting up and conducting semi-structured interviews, based on her 2-month period in Australia.
Hints and tips for searching and using the RGS-IBG Collections
Enabling equitable cultures: lab work
A collection of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) resources with relevance to lab work in HE geography.
Getting started with archival research
Advice for students conducting their first archival research project.
Using the RGS-IBG Wiley Digital Archives
An introduction to exploring the Society's collections online.
Social Research Methods podcast
A podcast series for Social Research Methods at the School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University
Conferencing the International
The India Round Table Conference: London 1930-1932. Resources from the University of Nottingham.
In the archive and the art of transcription - Innes Keighren
New York historical geography fieldtrip - Innes Keighren
Innes Keighren (Royal Holloway, University of London) talks about taking students to New York for a fieldtrip.