Rhys Dafydd Jones
BA (Hons.) MA PhD (Wales) PGCtHE FRGS SFHEA
Senior Lecturer
Department of Geography and Earth Sciences
Contact Details
- Email: rhj@aber.ac.uk
- ORCID: 0000-0002-1231-7529
- Office: K5, Llandinam Building
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 622647
- Research Portal Profile
- Personal Pronouns: He / Him
Profile
Rhys is a social geographer interested in migration, multiculturalism, civic participation, and belonging. He is co-convenor of the WISERD research network Migration Research Wales, and co-director of the Centre for Welsh Politics and Society.
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- DA20510 - Ymchwilio i bobl a lle
- DA23020 - Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth
- DA32220 - Cenedlaetholdeb a chymdeithas
- GS10220 - The city & the country: processes of conflict & changes
- DA10520 - Cefn gwlad a'r ddinas: prosesau o newid a gwrthdaro
- GS23020 - Placing Politics
Coordinator
- GS10220 - The city & the country: processes of conflict & changes
- DA10520 - Cefn gwlad a'r ddinas: prosesau o newid a gwrthdaro
- DA32220 - Cenedlaetholdeb a chymdeithas
- GS23020 - Placing Politics
- DA20510 - Ymchwilio i bobl a lle
- DA23020 - Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth
Lecturer
- GS23020 - Placing Politics
- DA23020 - Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth
- DA34040 - Traethawd Estynedig: Daearyddiaeth, Gwyddor yr Amgylchedd, a Gwyddor Daear yr Amgylchedd
- GS34040 - Dissertation: Geography, Environmental Science, and Environmental Earth Science
- GS21520 - Human Geography Research Design and Fieldwork Skills
- DA25420 - Dylunio Ymchwil a Sgiliau Gwaith Maes
- GS20020 - Research Design and Fieldwork Skills
- GS21120 - Physical Geography and Environmental Science Research Design and Fieldwork Skills
Tutor
- GS34040 - Dissertation: Geography, Environmental Science, and Environmental Earth Science
- GS25020 - Sociological Theory
- GS31240 - Sociology Dissertation
- GS14220 - Place and Identity
- GS33320 - Everyday Social Worlds
- GS20410 - Concepts for Geographers
Grader
Research
Rhys' research interests are broadly concerned with migration, multiculturalism, civic participation, and belonging. Specifically, he is interested in lifestyle migration and regional inequalities, transnational belonging and non-beloning in minority nations (largely focussing on EU migration and Brexit in Wales), international migration and religious diversity in rural regions, and civic participation as place-making activities.
Responsibilities
Co-director, Centre for Welsh Politics and Society
Programme Co-ordinator, BA Human Geography, BSc Daearyddiaeth, BSc Physical Geography.
DGES Welsh language provision coordinator
Office Hours (Student Contact Times)
- Monday 16:30-17:30
- Tuesday 09:30-10:30