Building on the ERI’s expertise in Renewable Energy and the Environment we deliver two taught Masters programmes: MSc Sustainable Energy Solutions MSc Developing Low Carbon Communities The courses are designed around a series of core and optional modules which aim … Continued
Our priority is to provide a safe learning environment for all students and staff. We will continue to review government guidance as lockdown measures shift over the next few months and will inform you of any further changes to the … Continued
The UK Government’s Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has given its backing to The Peatlands Partnership’s World Heritage Site Working Group to go ahead with developing the nomination of The Flow Country to UNESCO for World Heritage … Continued
Former ERI student Dr Pamela Dugdale has been named as a winner of Women’s Engineering Society Top 50 women in Engineering. Dr Dugdale was a former Sustainable Energy Solutions MSc student at ERI. More information on the course can be … Continued
The ERI led HUGE project is hosting a free online seminar on Wednesday the 10th of June. You can sign up here.
ERI PhD student Lydia Niemi has written a blog for the Scottish Parliament Information Centre on pharmaceuticals in the environment and current work to address the issue in Scotland. Please find the blog here.
ERI PhD student Huiyi Zhang and post-doctoral research associate Sabolc Pap have been featured on the ‘Plastic Shift Podcast’ which can be found below.
Twenty years ago when Bill Clinton was 42nd president of the United States, Tony Blair was Prime Minister and Britany Spears ‘Did It Again’ taking the number one spot in the UK singles chart. Meanwhile, change was in the air … Continued
ERI scientist Dr Lonneke Goddijn- Murphy’s work on marine plastic has been featured in the Annual Report of the Carnegie Trust. A copy can be found below and the full report here. For more info please email: lonneke.goddijn-murphy@uhi.ac.uk
All North Highland College UHI campuses including the Environmental Research Institute are closed from 5pm on Friday 20th March. All ERI staff, unless on leave with illness, continue to work from home and can be contacted by email. Email addresses … Continued