Bachelor of Geography  

Geography at this level goes beyond describing where things are located and examines why phenomena occur in particular places, combining physical analysis of a location with explanations for the patterns found there. The programme centres on the locational analysis of human activity and its relationship with the environment, bringing together strands that are rarely studied in combination outside geography. Reflecting this multidisciplinary scope, students choose among several subject areas: remote sensing and geographic information systems, transportation studies, urban and social geography, physical geography, economic geography, cultural and historical geography, biogeography, and environmental resource management.