Geography and Planning is an interdisciplinary course that explores the relationship between human societies and their physical environments while focusing on sustainable development and spatial organization. It integrates natural and social sciences to understand the distribution of physical features, human settlements, and economic activities. The course examines climate, landforms, ecosystems, and natural resources, as well as human factors such as population dynamics, urbanization, transportation, and governance.  

Students gain knowledge of spatial analysis, cartography, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and remote sensing, which are essential tools for studying and managing land use. Planning aspects focus on designing policies and strategies for urban and rural development, infrastructure management, environmental conservation, and disaster risk reduction. The course also emphasizes policy-making and community engagement, ensuring that development projects are inclusive and sustainable.  

Graduates of Geography and Planning can work in various fields, including urban and regional planning, environmental management, transportation planning, real estate, and geographic research. The course provides a strong foundation for addressing global challenges such as climate change, urban sprawl, and resource management, equipping students with the analytical and problem-solving skills needed to shape the future of human settlements and the environment.