Professor Phil Jordan

Professor of Catchment Science

School of Geog & Environmental Scs

Coleraine campus

Room G157,
Cromore Road,
Coleraine,
Co. Londonderry,
BT52 1SA,

Environmental Sciences Research

Professor of Catchment Science

Professor Phil Jordan


Overview

Education

PhD ‘Modelling diffuse phosphorus loads from land to freshwater’, Ulster University, 1999

BSc Hons Geography, University of Leeds, 1995

PGCert Countryside Management, University of Wales, 1987

Teaching interests

Phil contributes to teaching in all years of the undergraduate programmes, including field schools (and with supervisory roles at postgraduate level), relating to global and regional scale hydrological processes, freshwater resource management and environmental policy.

Research interests

Phil’s research follows several themes within a catchment science framework:

  • Nutrient and sediment dynamics and fate in river and lake catchments.
  • High resolution monitoring of pollution dynamics in rivers.
  • Biogeochemical interactions within freshwater ecosystems.
  • Risk assessment of critical source areas/times of pollution at multiple scales.
  • Agri-environmental policy development and review.

Research Opportunities

Research Opportunities with Professor Phil Jordan
Title Closing Date
Carbon fluxes in the uplands and implications for national inventories Funded PhD Opportunity Agrisearch Monday 3 February 2025 4:00PM