Study how physical and human geography influence public planning and regional security. Interpret maps without treating geography as a deterministic explanation.

Learning outcomes

  • Interpret basic spatial information.
  • Explain environmental pressures within social and political contexts.
  • Communicate the limitations of a geographic comparison.

Main topics

  • Map interpretation
  • Resources and livelihoods
  • Population and mobility
  • Climate and environmental pressures

Practical task

Create an annotated map and evidence note on drought, livelihoods and regional cooperation.

Assessment

Map portfolio and an environmental-security case report.