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GPHY 327 The Geographical Imagination Units: 3.00
Critical approaches to the role of the geographic, cultural and historical imagination in shaping landscapes, environments and society.
Learning Hours: 127 (36 Lecture, 4 Group Learning, 12 Online Activity, 3 Off-Campus Activity, 72 Private Study)
Requirements: Prerequisite (GPHY 229/3.0 or [3.0 units in DEVS at the 200-level or above]) or per91ÊÓƵ of the Department.
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Analyze, engage, and apply geographical imaginations through reading, experiment, and fieldwork.
- Identify key theoretical approaches in cultural and historical geography.
- Apply methods in cultural and historical geography, including archival and creative methods, to explore geographical imaginations.
- Communicate geographical ideas and concepts in written, visual, and aural forms.