Graduate Courses
The graduate program in Geography offers the following
courses:
- 6000 Development of Geographical Thought and Practice I
- 6001 Development of Geographical Thought and Practice II
- 6002 Directed Readings in Geography
- 6100 Research Techniques in A Selected Field of Geography I
- 6101 Research Techniques in A Selected Field of Geography II
- 6120 Geospatial Modelling and Analysis
- 6150 Environmental Remote Sensing and Image Analysis
- 6200 Economic Geography I
- 6201 Economic Geography II
- 6204 Sustainable Community and Regional Development
- 6250 Conservation and Sustainability of Natural Resources
- 6251 Survey Design, Questionnaire Development and Techniques of Data Collection
- 6300 Problems in Fisheries Geography
- 6400 Fluvial Geomorphology
- 6401 Glacial Geomorphology
- 6402 Coastal Geomorphology
- 6410 Climatology
- 6420 Quaternary Geography
- 6430 Biogeography
- 6500 Cultural Geography
- 6600 Historical Geography
- 6700 Political Geography
- 6800 Urban Geography
- 6821 Advanced Computer Mapping
- 6900 Graduate Seminar in Regional Geography
- 6990-95 Special Topics in Geography
Note that these courses are not offered every semester/year and students have to check the courses offering of a given semester.
