Thesis

My year in a nutshell: by Malek al Jebaie

In 2019, I discovered a MOOC course offered by Lund University on Greening Cities that introduced me to the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE) and MESPOM. Four years later, I found myself walking around the historic corners of Lund, exploring its libraries and town, and receiving knowledge inside the iconic Aula classroom.

Su-Mae Chua's thesis rethinking climate change adaptation research, MESPOM Batch 16

October 12, 2022

Su-Mae Chua (MESPOM Batch 16) shares a summary report of her thesis, “Re-centering subjectivity in knowledge practices in climate change adaptation research".

The report provides a summary of the research aims, methodology, and findings. In general, the report highlights new and exciting ideas about decolonial thinking in relation to current practices of knowledge exchange, climate services, and climate change adaptation research.

The role of natural organic matter in controlling the behavior of iron in natural waters at Manchester – thesis topic of Kollie, batch 15 Manchester track student

Hello, can you introduce yourself?

Hello, my name is Kollie Tokpah, and I am from Liberia. I earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry from Cuttington University. I had the opportunity to work in quality management, but also environmental-related issues that arise in the manufacturing industry.

The role of social media sustainability influencers - thesis topic of Gara, batch 15 Lund track student

During this second semester, 2nd year MESPOM students are working on their thesis research. This week, Gara, batch 15 Lund-track, told us about her extremely relevant and novel thesis topic!

Hi! My name is Gara and this is my MESPOM story.

Noreen and Isna on life as a student in Manchester in 2020

Moving to Manchester and the beginning of the semester…

Isna: “My Manchester semester officially started on October 21st. It was very difficult to decide whether to come to the UK even with entirely online teachings. But not having experienced the semester in Greece and, at the same time being an Erasmus+ student, gave me the courage to pack and come to Manchester to experience a new education environment.”