Undergraduate

B.A. Honours Geography & B.A. Honours Geography Co-op Learning Outcomes

The BAH in Geography is centered around investigating real-world problems and solutions. This can be accomplished in a theoretical way in a classroom setting but is further authentic and realized through additional hands-on experiences in order to investigate those problems to generate solutions in improving life.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts Honours in Geography program will demonstrate the ability to:

This program is designed to train students in the use and application of Geomatics, and to provide a context for the problem-solving capabilities of Geomatics through exposure to courses focusing on the application of spatial technologies.

Geography, Environment and Geomatics, all programs

B.A. Honours Major in Geography

B.Sc. [Env] Honours Major in Environment and Resource Management

Choose your path in Geography, Environment and Geomatics.

Upon completion of our undergraduate program in Environmental Geomatics, students will be able to:

1. Analyze the earth as an integrated human-environment system by examining dynamic flows, interactions, and exchanges at different spatial and temporal scales
2. Reflect critically upon the scope and evolution of the diverse discipline of geography
3. Recognize, synthesize, and evaluate diverse sources of knowledge, arguments and approaches pertinent to exploring human-environment problems.

The BSc. Environmental Geomatics is currently admissions paused. Not accepting applications for Fall 2024; interested students are encouraged to consider the Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences program, especially the major in Environment and Resource Management. 

Program Highlights

This program enables the student to sample a range of geography courses and ensures that at least one technique course has been covered. Focus on human, physical or environmental topics as part of a balanced general education.

Program overview

Madeleine is a recent Geography graduate passionate about food insecurity, climate change and community development.