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Welcome to the School of Environment and Development (SED)

Go to subject areas: Architecture | Geography | Institute for Development Policy and Management | Planning and Landscape

Postgraduate and Undergraduate Courses

SED offers 33 Postgraduate courses and
8 Undergraduate courses

Latest News

Professor Jamie Woodward awarded Leverhulme Trust grant in collaboration with the British Museum.

Professor Kunal Sen awarded Pathfinder Research Grant from the ESRC.

Scientific American feature article for Prof. Richard Heeks' "Gold Farming" research.

Launch of the Capturing the Gains programme.

Public debate: What's next for the Manchester city region?

Equity and Merit Scholarships 2010 Human Resource Management & Development by Distance Learning

Book launch: ‘Ordinary Families: Extraordinary Lives: Assets and Poverty Reduction in Guayaquil 1978 - 2004’ by Professor Caroline Moser, 3rd December 2009.

Vacancy: Lecturer in Urban Development, Global Urban Research Centre.

Prof Cecilia Wong Awarded Academician by the Academy of Social Sciences.

'Development@Manchester' Policy Briefs.

SED-led research consortium awarded £1.5 million by DFID for research on global production networks.

Professor Tony Bebbington elected to US National Academy of Sciences.

SED Student Nominated 'International Climate Champion' by the British Council.

SED Postdoctoral Fellow Awarded Book Fellowship from the Social Science Research Council (SSRC)

'One Planet City' research from the Centre for Urban Regional Ecology featured in The Guardian and the Manchester International Festival.

Official launch of Eco Cities.

The Physical Geography of the Mediterranean, edited by Jamie Woodward, published by OUP.

ESRC Seminar Series Grant 'Geographies of Energy Transition' awarded to Gavin Bridge.

'Mapping Manchester' public exhibition by Chris Perkins and Martin Dodge.

IPPG presentation at the Houses of Parliament.