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From drought to floods. If ever there was a reason to study Geography or Environmental Management! We still have a few places left in #clearing22 check out our courses University of Salford salford.ac.uk/clearing

Fantastic trip with our new Geography and Environmental Management (est 1967) students for #induction. We had sun, nature, caves and lovely company!

Incredible insight into Climate Change and the impact just one year has had on the water towers of Europe👇

How have glaciers been affected by Europe’s summer heatwave? Prof Neil Entwistle (University of Salford) outlines the extent of ice loss in the Austrian glaciers as a result of record-breaking temperatures in new @geogdirections 👇 orlo.uk/rkpy4

New green space at the heart of #Manchester fantastic blue sky day for our Urban Geography field trip with Francesca Fois and Geography and Environmental Management (est 1967) Mayfield Depot MCR

Congratulations to our very own @Claire_b1980 who is a #top100influencer !! Well done Claire 👏

Congratulations to all involved 👏 SalfordScience University of Salford #Geography

Our calculations have discovered the three 'norths' will combine for the first time in history this week🧭 True north, magnetic north and grid north will combine at a single point - starting at Langton Matravers, a village just west of Swanage #3Norths

Some of our Geography and Environmental Management (est 1967) staff accounts to follow if you don’t already: Prof Mike Wood Mike Hardman Mark Danson Prof Neil Entwistle Andrew Clark Rosie Anthony Francesca Fois Luke A. Brown SalfordScience

Great day showing the ‘Roma Connections’ project group University of Salford’s campus w/ Oldham Coliseum & KaskoSan Roma Charitable Company More info on our work (funded by TheIdeasFund) here: coliseum.org.uk/get-involved/c…

Severe #Flooding in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 Equivilant of 3 years rainfall in a matter of hours in Saudi Arabia (180mm). In context that’s 3 years rainfall! That amount of water anywhere would lead to this kind of outcome. Climate change only increases the chances of this happening

🚨Last chance to apply for our University Fellow posts (leading to Lecturer/Reader)🚨 Posts include: - Radical Urban Sustainability Geography and Environmental Management (est 1967) - Affective Science SalfordPsych £30k start-up grant, research time + more! Apply by 26/02/23: salford.ac.uk/research/unive… #jobsacuk

How are virtual fields trips (VFTs) helping to support students in Ukrainian universities? Simon Hutchinson (University of Salford) & Nataliia Popovych (V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University) discuss the impact of VFT Workshops via new @geogdirections blog 👇 orlo.uk/qnguf

Great to visit Eden at New Bailey - a smart building with the largest living green wall in Europe More info on the radical project here: new-bailey.com/eden/ #greeninfrastructure #planning #sustainability

🚨 Job alert 🚨 Research Fellow in Greenspace & Health (4-year post) as part of our new Horizon Europe project ‘GreenME’ Work w/ me, Penny Cook & Prof Michelle Howarth exploring green care 🥕🌱🏡👩‍🌾 Apply here: jobs.ac.uk/job/DBP921/res… #phdchat #ecrchat #jobsacuk #greencare

What an amazing find by our Geography Professor high in the Swiss mountains. Learn more about the impacts of a warming climate and glacier retreat with Geography and Environmental Management (est 1967), Prof Neil Entwistle & Rosie Anthony

100 years of ice melt at Gornergletscher has resulted in the glacier tongue now over 3 km back from little ice age maxima. Length isn’t everything however; this contrast between an old postcard & today shows the overall loss of Switzerland’s second largest glacier. 😢❄️

We're looking for a Teaching Fellow in GIS & Remote Sensing Geography and Environmental Management (est 1967) (full-time for 18 months). Applications close 27th August - more details here: universityofsalford.tal.net/vx/appcentre-e…

Best of luck to everyone getting their A Level results today! It’s important to remember that it isn’t the end of the world if your results don’t go to plan. You have options and University of Salford can help:

Brilliant opportunity for Switzerland and Lichtenstein residents to join our SalfordScience field course to North Yorkshire & Cumbria. An area rich in history & shaped by glaciers. The trip is ran by academics Rosie Rosie Anthony, Neil Prof Neil Entwistle & Andrew Andrew Clark