Major in Geography
University of Ottawa · ON · MAJOR-GEOGRAPHY
Major in Geography is a degree at University of Ottawa, ON. It covers areas like spatial sciences, urban geography, earth sciences, research projects, human geography, urban studies. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Ottawa
What you'll study in Major in Geography
Example subjects: Recherche sur le terrain en études de l’environnement / Environmental Studies Field Research (3 crédits /, The Physical Environment, Places and Spaces of Human Activity, Contested Places, Sustainable Cities, Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Climatology, GIS and the Digital Earth, Introduction à la recherche sur le terrain / Introduction to Field Research (3 crédits /, Earth Observation, Cities and Social Change, Recherche sur le terrain dans les tropiques / Tropical Field Research (6 crédits /.
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What will I study in Major in Geography?
Major in Geography covers areas like urban-geography, spatial-sciences, earth-sciences, research-projects, human-geography, environmental-science, field-education, urban-studies.
Who offers Major in Geography?
Major in Geography is offered by University of Ottawa, ON.
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