Program Summary
Geography as a course explores the physical and human aspects of the Earth, examining how natural environments and human societies interact. It covers topics such as landforms, climate, ecosystems, population, urbanization, and economic activities. The course combines scientific analysis with social studies to understand spatial patterns, resource distribution, and environmental challenges. Students develop skills in map reading, data interpretation, and geographic information systems (GIS). Geography also involves fieldwork, case studies, and research on global issues like climate change, sustainability, and migration. It provides insights into how places are interconnected and how geographical knowledge can be applied to real-world problems.
