Delve into human geography's nature and the role of geographers in society, through the exploration of various perspectives like Marxism, feminism, and post-structuralism. Get equipped with tools to analyze articles independently, contribute to debates, and shape your thesis and future professional path as geographer. Core questions ponder the characteristics of human geography, geographers' roles, constraints they face, and the societal use of geographical expertise, encouraging critical reflection on future societal roles after graduation.

This course explores the complex dynamics shaping today's cities, encompassing both global and local forces. You will grasp the diverse facets of urbanisation, examining cities as hubs of innovation and opportunity while addressing issues like inequality, segregation, and mobility. It delves into the transformations in urban spaces worldwide, emphasising the varied impacts and distinctions between cities globally.

During the restricted choice elective you get the opportunity to choose one of the programme's thematic electives (see online course catalogue).

Advanced Methods of Socio-Spatial Interventions; Advanced Methods of Quantitative Research; Critical Cartography and GIS; Advanced Methods of Qualitative Research.

The master's thesis is the final part of the MSc Human Geography, integrating knowledge and skills from the program. Working in thematic groups, students delve into projects aligned with core courses, engaging in group and individual meetings with supervisors.