The School of Environment and Development (SED) is an internationally distinguished centre for interdisciplinary research on environment-development issues that moves across regional, national and international scales of analysis.
Our research and scholarship, underpinned by academic rigor and applied approaches, reflect a diversity of activities that are of great contemporary relevance for decision makers in government, NGOs and multilateral spheres.
SED staff have authored a diverse range of written publications, from academic journal papers to monographs to major government research reports, on a wide range of subjects across the four discipline areas.
The School currently hosts several externally-funded multi-disciplinary research centres which have established links with governments, multilateral agencies, NGOs and other distinguished research institutions.
Research activities in the School are supported by the Research Office which provides advice and guidance to academic staff over the management, development and diversification of their research and consultancy activity.
Research at SED is primarily organised around its constituent disciplines:
For full details on the research activities in this area, visit the School research pages:
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