Introductory Human Geography (H)

3 credits · Undergraduate

Human geography examines how people perceive, use, and alter the landscapes they occupy. The course considers the societal systems of production, livelihood, spatial organization, and administration and how they impact the geographical landscape. Students are introduced to the principal tools of human geographers, the major sub-fields of human geography, and contemporary human geography issues with an emphasis on Canada and rural regions. FORMATS: Lecture | Discussion