Conference of Irish Geographers
The Conference of Irish Geographers is the annual conference of the Geographical Society of Ireland (GSI), in association with the wider geographical community in Ireland. The conference has an established reputation having run continuously since 1968 and will mark its 50th anniversary in 2018. Since its first meeting, the conference has grown with almost 200 attendees at recent events. Over the years the Conference has played a key role in facilitating networking among the academic, policy and practice communities, and has welcomed international colleagues including Prof David Harvey, Prof Helga Leitner, Prof Mike Raco, Dr Harriet Hawkins, Prof Nigel Roulet and public figures, such as Robert Fisk, as keynote speakers.
Through a varied programme of paper, poster, workshop and fieldtrip sessions as well as social events, the Conference of Irish Geographers has become an important and enriching part of the annual activities of the GSI. It has become an especially important event at which early career researchers benefit from significant career development opportunities. For a review of the 48th Annual Conference held at St Patrick's College, Dublin City University please click on the CIG2016 review below.
For more information on the next annual Conference of Irish Geographers, please click through to the dedicated conference website.
Through a varied programme of paper, poster, workshop and fieldtrip sessions as well as social events, the Conference of Irish Geographers has become an important and enriching part of the annual activities of the GSI. It has become an especially important event at which early career researchers benefit from significant career development opportunities. For a review of the 48th Annual Conference held at St Patrick's College, Dublin City University please click on the CIG2016 review below.
For more information on the next annual Conference of Irish Geographers, please click through to the dedicated conference website.
