Anne Van Loon taught the following courses at the University of Birmingham, UK:
BSc Geography
MSc River Environments and their Management
The MSc course River Environments and their Management examines the interactions between climate, hydrology, geomorphology, ecology, biogeochemistry, water and habitat quality within a river catchment context. Anne Van Loon was the programme director of this course. Using a combination of lectures, fieldwork, tutorials, laboratory classes, group projects and an individual research-based thesis, students are provided with the…
The 2nd year Geography Undergraduate module Hydroclimatology: climate and water at the University of Birmingham introduces the Earth’s climate, weather and water system. We study the processes of precipitation, air pressure, evaporation, snow and ice, (sub)surface water, and rivers, and discuss measurement of hydroclimatological variables and management floods and droughts. In this module, students participate…
The MSc module Advances in Water Science at the University of Birmingham provides students with an insight into latest research findings, advances, and ongoing research debates in water science. In this module, students design and lead discussion sessions on hot topics in water science. Over the past years they have organised group discussions, speed-dating, debates, quizzes,…
We supervised various BSc research projects related to our research projects. Undergraduate students from the Geography undergraduate at the University of Birmingham join us for a year to do their research project. Previous BSc projects: Daniel Russon – Which aquifer is more sensitive to seasonal anomalies in driving meteorology? Edward Welch – The relationship between…
We supervised various MSc research projects related to our research. Over the past years, students from the MSc River Environments and their Management, the MSc Hydrogeology & the MSc Applied Meteorology and Climate at the University of Birmingham and the MSc Earth and Environment at Wageningen University have joined us for a few months to…
Hydrological extremes @ Amsterdam 