ENV (0125) 106 - Human Geography

1. Students will write knowledgeably about environmental and social issues using the geographic themes of region, mobility, globalization, nature-culture, and cultural landscape.

2. Students will clearly articulate how geographic scale (e.g. global, world regional, national, urban, household, individual) is an important consideration when analyzing environmental and social issues, and how some strategies for solving problems may scale up easily, while others may only be suitable for specific locations and situations.

3. Students will be able to explain and analyze how environmental and social issues are influenced by economic, political, and cultural processes. 

4. Students will engage with the university’s learning goals especially in the areas of: a) written communication; b) critical and integrative thinking; and c) global citizenship.