Former students of the MRes programme have gone on to PhD positions both here at Bristol and elsewhere. Others have taken up employment in a variety of areas.

PhD positions

• Sasiwimol Nawawitphisit: An investigation of landslide mechanism (University of Durham)
• Samantha Engwell: Determining the magnitude and frequency of large volcanic eruptions with climate, risk and hazard applications (University of Bristol)
• Jean-Francois Smekens: Dynamics of persistently active volcanoes that exhibit cyclic explosions (Arizona State University)
• Helen Thomas: Quantifying global volcanic SO2 emissions using spaceborne NASA instruments (Michigan Tech University)
• Steve Murray: Future Global Water Resources with respect to Climate Change and Population Dynamics (University of Bristol)
• Dan Skinner: Risk and Weight of Evidence: Governing the Unknown (Cranfield University)
• Alex Farnsworth: The influence of future land cover and global climate change on the climate of central Africa”, involves an in-depth study of climate variability over central Africa and then sensitivity experiments using a variety of climate models. (University of Reading)

Other:

• Katie Green: Grants Officer - BBC Children in Need
• Pungky Utami: Education and Outreach - Earth Observatory of Singapore
• Matt Purvis: Geological tour guide in Guatemala
• Tom Bouquet: PGCE at the University of Plymouth with the aim of becoming a Geography teacher