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Geography seeks to understand the world in which the university live through a broad understanding of people, places and the physical environment obtained by combining social and natural sciences with application of geographic technology. Geographers work and express their work in a spatial context, often using modern mapping and analytical tools like satellite navigation and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The university's programs provide students with diverse options for education in both the social and physical science of geography, as well as training in techniques such as GIS and remote sensing.
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YOUR STUDIES
Common first year.
Geography and Environment, Geographic Information Science, Urban Development, Environment and Health, Physical Geography and Environment, Geography and Commercial Aviation Management
Geography and Environment
Full-time
In person
Yes
Yes
Required
4900E/4901E Thesis Project.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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Grade ranges are guidance, rather than a guarantee of admission. Some programs list university-level entry or progression requirements.
Geography 1100, Geography 1200A/B, Geography 1300A/B, Geography 1400F/G, Geography 1500F/G, Environmental Science 1021F/G, Geography 2131A/B, Geography 2132A/B, Geography 2133A/B, Geography 2152F/G, Geography 2153A/B
These are university-level requirements. They do not establish the high-school courses needed for first-year admission.
Ontario high-school entry, September 2027: low to mid-80s for the Social Science entry route. This is a published first-year guideline; admission is competitive. Using this route for the listed program is a planning assumption; later module entry and progression have separate requirements.
Required
Student Center.
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
The Social Science co-op Program offers main campus students up to four paid, full-time (32+ hours/week) work terms starting as early as the summer after second year, granting 0.5 to 1.0 academic credits depending on duration.
Yes
To be eligible, students must be a full-time main campus Social Science student in good standing, in at least second or third year depending on the co-op duration, with a plan to return to studies and a valid work permit if applicable.
Yes
No
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Environmental Consultant, Medical Geographer, Hydrologist, Cartographer, Wildlife Ecologist, Urban Planner, Cis Analyst, Diplomat
Not specified
TUITION & FEES
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$6,050.00 CAD
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