About the role
Cultural geography researchers study the relationship between cultures and their geographical environment. They often have an academic background with a doctoral degree in cultural geography or related disciplines. Their work contributes to the understanding of cultural phenomena and their spatial distribution.Responsibilities
Cultural geography researchers conduct field studies, collect data, and analyze cultural processes and landscapes. They publish research findings in scientific journals and participate in conferences. Their work also includes applying for research grants and supervising students.Skills and tools
Cultural geography researchers need good analytical skills and knowledge in GIS (Geographic Information Systems). They use qualitative and quantitative research methods and are proficient in statistical software. Communication and presentation skills are also important in the profession.