Master's thesis titles for inspiration

We would be pleased to include Master students in the work of the research group. Below is a list of previous Master's thesis titles which can be used for inspiration or for finding a potential supervisor.

  • For Efficiency or Empowerment? Unravelling Women's Participation in Humanitarian Assistance (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Politics of census making: A case study of Kosovo 2011 housing and population census (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Climate Change relocation as an adaptation strategy: lessons learned from small indigenous communities in Alaska from a governance perspective (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Between forest destroyers and forest guardians: Local resistance to conservation in Thailand. The case of Sob Lan and the Ob Khan National Park (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Clashing or complementary? The intertwinement of a new migration-development nexus and the actors of international development (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Refugees in ‘green’ initiatives – the compatibility of refugee livelihoods and environmental protection (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Resettlement as climate change adaptation: A case study investigated in rural Zambia (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Understanding Migration as a Climate Change Adaptation Strategy: Case Study of the Coastal Communities in Bangladesh (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Precariously Balanced on a Motorbike: A Mixed Methods study of Tootle Partners in Kathmandu, Nepal (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Neither Rural nor Urban – A Case Study of the Nexus between Land Use Change and Livelihood Diversification form the Guatemalan Highlands (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Understanding the international governance and development on the climate-migration nexus (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Livelihoods of rural-urban migrants in Zimbabwe – A gender perspective (supervised by Jytte Agergaard)
  • Farmers’ perception to climate resilient adaptation practices in Myanmar. A case study on planed adaptation interventions in the Central Dry Zone of Myanmar (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Making room for nature: Cellular agriculture as a means for transformative land use change, allowing ecosystem restoration for climate change mitigation and adaptation (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Can bioplastics mitigate climate change? Projecting the impacts of land use change from bioplastic bags in the EU (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Projective species distribution modelling the Lyme disease vector Ixodes ricinus in the UK and Ireland utilizing the new Shared Socioeconomic Pathway (SSP) climate trajectories (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Fairtrade certification and coffee farming in Antioquia, Colombia: An evaluation of social, economic, and environmental impacts of certification (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • The water footprint of Denmark for different diets (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Determinants of internet usage at public Wi-Fi hotspots in Ghana (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Improving historical versions of the World Database on Protected Areas using a backcasting based approach (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Exploring opportunities and challenges in farm level GHG accounting - a comparison of consumption-based and territorial-based GHG accounting in the case of Danish dairy farms (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • Regionalising the EAT-Lancet Diet. An assessment of regional cropland demand with a global food system transformation (supervised by Martin Rudbeck Jepsen)
  • From Paddy to Plate: An analysis of factors influencing rice production in Myanmar and the relationship between climate changes’ impact on rice production, farmers’ perception of climate change and their farm level adaptation strategies: A case study of Sagaing Division (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • Commercial agriculture as a driver of sustainable livelihood development: A view from the southern uplands of Shan State, Myanmar (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • The effects of land use changes on rural livelihood strategies in the Luang Namtha Province: A longitudinal study (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • The Influences of Development and Conservation: A Case Study of Human-Environmental Changes in Northeastern Laos (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • Fishing under the forecast of change. Assessing the contributions of the provisioning services of smallscale fisheries to the environmental income of ‘floating communities’ in Tonlé Sap’s multi-use waterscapes (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • Green consumer-citizenship? Investigating the interrelatedness between green consumerism and green citizenship among Climate Change students (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • Assessing Social Equity in Conservation in the Context of Protected Area Upgrading: Lessons from Nam Et-Phou Louey National Protected Area in Northern Laos and its Upgrade to National Park Status (supervised by Ole Mertz, Joel Persson and Scott Ford)
  • The role of public participation in ESIA: The Kalivaç hydropower project, Albania (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • Institutional investors guide towards sustainability in the palm oil sector (supervised by Ole Mertz and Thilde Bech Bruun)
  • Impacts of Large-Scale Land Acquisitions on Provisioning and Cultural Ecosystem Services and Rural Livelihoods in Agadi, Blue Nile State, Sudan (supervised by Ole Mertz)
  • Migrant Labour in Supermarket-driven Value Chains – Exploring the governance and working conditions of contemporary vegetable production (supervised by Marianne Nylandsted Larsen)
  • Transdisciplinary Value Chain Assessment: combining Life Cycle Assessment and the Global Value Chain Framework – a case study of a Tyrolean Organic Value chain (supervised by Marianne Nylandsted Larsen)
  • High Peaks, High Quality – Can access to the world specialty market lead to upgrading for Nepalese coffee producers? (supervised by Marianne Nylandsted Larsen)
  • Cooperatives’ role in monitoring sustainability standards in the Colombian coffee sector (supervised by Marianne Nylandsted Larsen)
  • Home Grown School Feeding Program of Zanzibar: a case study of how smallholder participation shapes livelihood strategies and household food security (supervised by Marianne Nylandsted Larsen)
  • Cultivation of fresh fruits and vegetables for development: How farmers in a non-profit organization engage with upgrading opportunities and challenges (supervised by Marianne Nylandsted Larsen) 
  • An Era of Gas in Mozambique: Exploring the Linkages Between Gas Discoveries and Conflict in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique Farm Production Diversity Influence on Household's Dietary Diversity. Differences in nationally representative data from Malawi (supervised by Laura Vang Rasmussen)
  • The importance of forest food availability for food security: a case study from Sangthong District, Vientiane, Laos (supervised by Laura Vang Rasmussen)
  • The influence of forests and forest products on livelihoods in Liberia (supervised by Laura Vang Rasmussen)
  • Rewetting of organic soils - Mitigation potential, along with societal and environmental benefits in Denmark (supervised by Laura Vang Rasmussen)
  • Exploring climate change adaptation: A case study of a wine farmer community in South Africa (supervised by Laura Vang Rasmussen)
  • Down to the last grain: Estimating climate change impact on food supply in Mozambique (supervised by Laura Vang Rasmussen)
  • Unraveling post-conflict land transformation and its drivers in Kosovo (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Towards mapping high-nature value agricultural landscapes in Armenia (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Revealing the turning points in socio-economic development with nighttime lights data (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Understanding the patterns and the drivers of agricultural land abandonment in Sudan (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Towards a real-time wildfire risk analysis: a case study in Honduras (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Revealing the relationship between fires and landscape transformation in steppe regions of Russia (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Testing the effect of label noise and training set size on classification performances for land cover mapping with supervised classification techniques (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Assessment of the impact of shifting cultivation on a tropical ecosystem (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Analysis of the patterns and determinants of land-cover change in southern Kazakhstan and northern Kyrgyzstan (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Study of cropland use change and potentials for crop production increase via cropland expansion and yield improvement in Far East of Northern Eurasia (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Understanding the Dynamics and Intensity of Agricultural Land-use in Post-Soviet Temperate Eastern Europe (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Urban dynamics in post-socialist Eastern Europe: a comparison of cities using object-based classification and landscape metrics (supervised by Alexander Prishchepov)
  • Drought-induced vegetation water stress and recovery related to 2012-2015 drought in California: evidence from medium resolution satellite imagery (supervised by Stéphanie Horion)
  • Assessing surface trends in wetland dynamics in relation to potential land use and climatic drivers using satellite remote sensing and time series analysis (supervised by Rasmus Fensholt and Stéphanie Horion)
  • Revealing turning points in nighttime lights time series using structural change detection methods (Supervised by Alexander Prishchepov and Stéphanie Horion)