Dr Sarah Milliken BA Hons, PGDipLA, MSc, DPhil (Oxon)

Research Fellow

Sarah originally trained as an archaeologist, and has taught at various universities in the UK, Ireland, and Italy. A keen interest in environmental issues and a desire to actively address them led her to undertake postgraduate qualifications in landscape architecture and urban sustainability. Since joining the University of Greenwich in 2012 she has managed a number of EU-funded projects, including Arid Lands Restoration and Combat of Desertification: Setting up a Drylands and Desert Restoration Hub (COST Action ES1104, 2012-2016), EU Aquaponics Hub – Realising Sustainable Integrated Fish and Vegetable Production for the EU (COST Action FA1305, 2014-2018), and Aqu@teach: Innovative Educational Tools to Promote Learning among European Students using Aquaponics (Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership in Higher Education, 2017-2020|).  She is currently engaged in an advisory capacity in the Interreg Europe Blue Green City project (2019-2023) which focuses on improving policies that promote green and blue infrastructure as an integral part of local or regional natural heritage preservation strategies.

Landscape architecture

Art and design - history, practice and theory