Month: December 2018

I think one of the best outcomes of studying is the opportunity to meet and connect with people with similar interests. If you study abroad, then this possibility becomes even greater just because of the fact that you are alone in a new place and your free time becomes available for new people and activities.… Continue reading Being active: Associations & Networks

We’ve gone through very different topics over the course, such as pastoralism, mining and land and water grabbing dilemmas. I particularly liked that there were many researchers involved in teaching this course, some from Sweden and some from abroad. I liked that some of the lectures carried stories from those who were telling them. One… Continue reading Just a few lectures left in Governance of Natural Resources course

In common: they are young, speak for future generations, for the planet, point out to inequalities and ask for action.  “We’re each convinced that nothing would have changed, but if this were the casewhy is it a conversation anyway?” – Pretty Shining People, George Ezra

🙂 I just remembered that there is a database with finished master thesis called EPSILON: https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/cgi/search/advanced You just need to click the Environmental Communication box and search. It may help you to see what graduated students did research about. I was taking a look at the theses right now because I am super lost with… Continue reading What to write about in a Master Thesis?