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Geography
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The Associate in Arts in Geography for Transfer introduces students to geographic principles, concepts, theories, research, terminology, relationships, and the geographic technologies used to measure and describe the physical and human/cultural features of the earth. Students will gain the geographic knowledge and skills necessary to prepare them for upper division university course work. The program offers students a variety of courses in physical, human/cultural, and applied geography. Students will be able to analyze geographical issues, read and interpret maps, and effectively assess how human cultures have shaped the natural environment, and the implications of these interactions. Geography majors develop knowledge of international relationships and cultures, environment, history, and politics, while building critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and practical problem-solving skills that are useful in a broad range of careers.
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Geography, Associate in Arts Degree for Transfer
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Why is studying Geography important?
Geography helps us understand the physical world, such as land, air, water, and ecology. It also helps us understand human environments, such as societies and communities. This includes economics, social and cultural issues, and sometimes morals and ethics.
Geography is divided into two main branches: human geography and physical geography.
Twelve key geographic concepts underpin the study: change, distance, distribution, environment, interconnection, movement, place, process, region, scale, spatial association and sustainability.
Some examples of disciplines in human geography: cultural, historical, political, and social.
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