Geography BA
University of Victoria · BC · rJQc6mRMN
Geography BA at University of Victoria lists 28 subjects. Subjects include Working in the Community, Environment, Society and Sustainability and Space, Place and Society. The topics that come up most are urban geography, spatial sciences and human geography (9, 9 and 8 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Victoria
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Geography BA
Example subjects: Working in the Community, Environment, Society and Sustainability, Space, Place and Society, Our Natural Earth, Our Digital Earth, Environmental Management, Political and Economic Geography, Social and Cultural Geography, Introduction to GIS, Quantitative Methods in Geography, Qualitative Research Methods in Geography, Introduction to Remote Sensing.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Geography BA?
Geography BA covers areas like urban-geography, spatial-sciences, human-geography, urban-studies, community-development, geography, indigenous-environmental-management, environmental-management.
Who offers Geography BA?
Geography BA is offered by University of Victoria, BC.
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