GEOG 4443
Natural Hazards and Climate Change (Group B)
Natural hazards, including severe weather, flooding, landslides, melting ice masses and earthquakes, health hazards, and their functional relationships are analyzed in a multi-scale perspective in relation to climate change. Their human impact is discussed, with an emphasis on public awareness and action, along with approaches to forecasting and mitigation strategies.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: GEOG 2313 [ ERTH 2373 ] or GEOG 2343 , and at least 6 credits hours in GEOG courses at 3000 level or above
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027