Jonathan Mille

Jonathan Mille is a Guest Teacher in the Department of Geography and Environment at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). His expertise spans natural hazards, geophysical hazards, and oceanography. He has a PhD in Natural Hazards and Vulnerability through the London NERC DTP, complementing prior roles as a consultant and teacher at UCL’s Hazard Centre, where he collaborated with Chile’s Mining Ministry.

Education:

• Bachelor’s in Oceanography, Intechmer (French National Institute of Sciences and Technics of the Sea)
• Higher Diploma in Marine Sciences, Glamorgan University
• Master’s in Geophysical Hazards, University College London (UCL)
• PhD in Natural Hazards and Vulnerability (ongoing), London NERC DTP

Research Focus: Specializes in hazards and vulnerability analysis, integrating geophysical and oceanographic approaches. His work emphasizes applied disaster risk reduction, informed by field experiences in mining and coastal environments.

Professional Affiliations:

• Consultant and educator at UCL Hazard Centre
• Collaborator with Chilean government on mining-related hazards