GEOG 12.01 Research Design

This course provides students with the tools and perspectives necessary to plan and conduct independent research in Geography, as well as the ethical foundation for conducting research. The course is structured around the development of a well-crafted research proposal and works best when taken in addition to another research methods class.  Through readings, proposal workshops, and peer review, students develop their own research proposal and plan in conversation with the rest of the class. 

Instructor

Neely

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC

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Offered

• Fall