Andrew Jobling

Dr. Andrew Jobling is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the School of Engineering and Built Environment, Sheffield Hallam University. He holds a PhD from the University of Liverpool and has held academic positions at Newcastle University and the University of Liverpool’s Institute of Latin American Studies. His research focuses on agrarian change and natural resource politics in Latin America, with fieldwork in Peru and Costa Rica. He teaches on BA Human Geography and BSc Geography programs, emphasizing module leadership and pedagogy.

Research interests include the socio-political impacts of large-scale irrigation projects in Peru’s northern coast, restructuring of the Peruvian sugar industry, and agribusiness expansion. His work integrates field experiences from voluntary/community projects and academic research. He has supervised doctoral research on Libyan agricultural policy impacts and is a member of the Society for Latin American Studies.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed. Contact details include a phone number (+44 (0)114 225 4534) but no email address is provided. His professional activities emphasize Latin American studies and geography education within the College of Social Sciences and Arts.