Student Perspectives in Military Geography and Geosciences showcases cutting-edge research conducted by undergraduate and Honours students across a range of topics at the intersection of geospatial science, military studies, and environmental security. Developed under structured academic supervision and peer-reviewed for scholarly quality, this volume presents real-world applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial analysis within military and security contexts. Organised into four thematic sections-Environmental Management and Monitoring - Natural Environment; Urban Dynamics, Crime, and Security - Human-Environmental Interactions; Military, Maritime, and Security Infrastructure - Planning and Decision-Making; Sustainable and Renewable Energy Solutions-the book reflects the growing relevance of geospatial technologies in addressing global and regional security challenges. From assessing land degradation and mapping informal settlements to enhancing maritime surveillance and renewable energy planning, each chapter offers fresh insights grounded in empirical data and methodological rigour. This volume not only highlights the academic potential of student researchers but also underscores the value of mentorship, collaborative authorship, and field-based inquiry. It will appeal to scholars, defence professionals, geographers, and decision-makers interested in the evolving landscape of military geography and geosciences.