DrAnna Freeman

I enjoy working with students at the point where climate, environment and decision-making meet. At Imperial College London’s Centre for Environmental Policy I have helped lead seminar strands within the MSc Environmental Technology tools module, including series on drought vulnerability and resilience and on net zero solutions for the food and energy sectors. Sessions are highly interactive and collaborative, using consultancy challenges, mock international conferences and stakeholder forums so that students can explore real metrics, trade-offs and uncertainty together. I supervise MSc dissertations on topics such as the water–energy–food nexus, urban nature-based solutions and locally led climate adaptation, and I support students in shaping and presenting their research. My aim is to create an inclusive, supportive space in which students feel confident to question indicators, work with evidence, and design practical responses to climate and nature risks.