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GEOG 2 - (BH) Human Geography


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Human geography focuses on how society drives environmental/ geographical issues. This course is an in-depth investigation of the key sub-fields of human geography, such as: Population Geography (demography and migration), Political Geography (nation states), Economic Geography (the structure and location of economic activities), Cultural Geography (the world’s major cultural regions) and Urban and Regional Geography (the structure of cities and their hinterlands). Each of these subdisciplines are examined to show how they enhance our spatial understanding of the world.

Prerequisites & Notes
This course is a requirement for geography majors and complements GEOG 3.

Credits: 3 s.h.


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