Higher Education resources for geography
We support high quality teaching and learning in geography through resources, events, programmes, exhibitions, policy consultation responses and briefings.
Navigating states of precarity: a toolkit for early career academics
This toolkit supports colleagues working on fixed-term contracts in UK higher education geography.
States of precarity in UK Higher Education geography
Findings from 'States of precarity', a discipline-focused research project exploring the lived realities of precarious academic work within UK Higher Education geography.
Terra incognita: women in the expedition archives
A resource about uncovering hidden histories of women in the Society's Collections
Responsible and ethical fieldwork - Using research findings
Resources to support the ethical and responsible use of using research findings.
Responsible and ethical fieldwork - Working in/on an environment
Resources to support responsible and ethical work in the field, including topics of environmental impact, sampling and resource use, permissions and land ownership.
Responsible and ethical fieldwork: working in a team (research collaborations and partnerships)
Elements to consider when undertaking fieldwork collaboratively and in partnership.
Responsible and ethical fieldwork - Working on/with people
Resources to support you when working on or with people in the field
Responsible and ethical fieldwork - general principles
General principles of good practice to support safe, responsible and ethical research in the field.
Lost lands
An international team of geographers and a Cambodia-based photojournalist have documented the nature and scale of sand mining in the Mekong River and Tonle Sap lake systems to help give a voice to some of the individuals impacted by it, shining a light on the hidden stories behind the global headlines of sand mining.
Research Group Professional Development Series: Mentoring for Teaching and Scholarship Career Development
This resource was developed by the Geography and Education Research Group as part of a webinar in the Society's Research Groups Professional Development and Mentoring Series.
Research Group Professional Development Series: a note on interdisciplinarity
Learn how to navigate interdisciplinarity from colleagues across human geography. This resource was developed by the Energy Geographies Research Group as part of a webinar in the RGS-IBG Research Groups Professional Development and Mentoring Series.
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.