Human Geography focuses on the geographical dimensions of social and environmental challenges in an increasingly globalised world. Geography is distinctive in its focus on places and spaces, landscapes, territories and borders, and spatial connections.
If yes, this minor will suit you!
This course explores sociospatial inequalities in an interconnected world, challenging the assumption of globalisation as a force for convergence. Students examine theories and case studies across spatial scales, from global to individual levels. Topics include political economy, class, race, gender, environmental justice, housing inequality, and contemporary politics.
The minor Human Geography is an excellent preparation for one of the tracks within the Master's Human Geography:
Always check the entry requirements of the Master's programme of your interest.