GEOG 90 Research in Geography

This culminating experience exposes students to the elements of conducting geographic research. Students synthesize their knowledge of geography by exploring the epistemological and methodological foundations of geographic research. The course involves the preparation of a research proposal on a topic each student chooses in consultation with the geography faculty.

Instructor

Domosh, Lopez

Prerequisite

GEOG 1 or GEOG 3, two courses from GEOG 11, GEOG 50 to GEOG 59, or permission of the instructor.

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Offered

• Fall