Transport Geography

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

This course examines the spatial structures and development of transport systems from a people-oriented geographical perspective. It highlights how people shape the evolution and use of transport systems, and how these systems, in turn, influence daily life by shaping accessibility and mobility. Students will learn the fundamentals of geographical analysis of transport, including demand, supply, regulation, and the interconnections between transport and urban development. Case studies will illustrate the mechanisms and dynamics of transport systems in diverse geographical contexts, demonstrating their environmental, social, and developmental impacts.