COURSE CURRICULUM

Lower-Division Requirement 100 Level Planet Earth, Earth from Above 200 Level British Columbia: People and Places, Canada: Places, Cultures, and Identities, Introduction to GIS, Introduction to Earth Science, Basic Statistics or Statistics for Business and the Social Sciences Four of the following: Resources, Economies, and Sustainability, Cartography and Geomatics, Social Geography, Migration and Development, Natural Hazards, World Regions: Latin America and the Caribbean, World Regions: Inuit Nunangat, Global Environmental Change, Special Topics Upper-Division Requirement 300 Level Social Research Methods or Community-Based Research Five of the following: Intermediate GIS, Political Ecology: Environmental Knowledge and Decision-Making, Critical Development Geographies, Changing Arctic: Human and Environmental Systems, Health Geography, Community Development, Geography Field School 400 Level Business and Professional Ethics or Environmental and Professional Ethics Five of the following: Introduction to Remote Sensing, Tenure, Conflict, and Resource Geography, Indigenous Geographies of Climate Resilience, Advanced GIS, Mountains, Environmental Justice, Northern Communities, Geographies of Culture, Rights and Power, Special Topics, Independent Studies Elective and Academic Breadth Requirement Elective credit hours as necessary to ensure completion of a minimum of 120 credit hours, including at least 24 credit hours at the 300 or 400 level, and any additional credit hours required to meet the University's Academic Breadth requirement.