The relationship between rainfall and runoff, including the influence of vegetation and soil-water systems; runoff from snow and ice; the hydrological...
The distribution and movement of groundwater; evaluation and monitoring of groundwater resources with respect to their extraction, pollution and...
The evidence, causes, and chronology of environmental change, with emphasis on the Holocene in North America. Antirequisite(s): Prerequisite(s): One...
Introduction to techniques of tree-ring dating and applications to research in geomorphology, archaeology, palaeoecology, and palaeoclimatology. ...
This course provides students with an introduction to paleolimnology, which uses the physical, chemical and biological characteristics of lake...
An examination of contemporary theories in cultural geography - ideology, identity, power, and space - and their application to contemporary issues...
An examination of the spaces of masculinity and femininity; theories, concepts and selected topics. Issues addressed include spatial divisions of...
Law influences and sometimes determines spatial and environmental relations and, dialectically, these transform law. This course introduces geographic...
A geographic investigation of urban culture focusing on the design, use and identities of urban public spaces as evidenced through systematic...
An examination of public and private facility location theory. Industrial location, retailing and public facility location approaches are discussed....
An examination of the spatial behavior of large corporations and the impact on regional economics. Investment pattern, interorganizational linkages...
A critical examination of the major themes in the geography of health and health care. The focus will be on the importance of understanding place,...
This is a survey course regarding the links between human health and environmental hazard exposure. Issues will include the health impacts of water...
Examines struggles between conservation and economic development in a North-South context, setting the transformation of natural ecosystems and...
A thematic course on the geography of development. Common explanations for poverty and underdevelopment are critically assessed. Covers a range of...
A critical geographical analysis of our food system; the social, political, economic, environmental and health aspects of the way we produce,...
Problem definition from the standpoint of sustainable resource management; institutional arrangements, conflict analysis and formulation of public...
The examination of concepts and methodologies utilized in the management of water. Lectures and tutorials will focus on water management strategies...
The examination and application of resource management concepts and methodologies in selected fields. An emphasis upon practical work, and recent...
Critical examination of current land use and development projects; students are required actively to participate in the discussions. ...