The MA Program in Geography is designed to train students broadly in geographical approaches to understanding social and human-environment relations, with emphasis on how contemporary processes affect spatial relations across the range of scales from the local to the global. Course work and faculty expertise will expose students to a range of approaches to geographical analysis, including planning perspectives, a variety of critical and applied approaches in human geography, and geospatial data analysis. Students will be encouraged to develop a sophisticated and rigorous understanding of geographical processes through an examination of various current theoretical perspectives and research methodologies and through exposure to diverse empirical material. The training offered by the program will prepare students who wish to pursue careers in areas where the ability to examine and analyze the spatiality of social and human/environment relations is an asset, or continue to the PhD level in Geography, Planning or a related discipline.
$27,455
Cost of living | 1 person | $6,264 |
Accommodation | 1 bed room | $7,870 |
Tuition | 1 person | $19,585 |
All applicants must submit
1. an application form,
2. three letters of reference,
3. a resume,
4. all university transcripts,
5. and a 1-2 page “statement of interest” which outlines academic and other background information, and provides a sense of research interests and goals. It is helpful if applicants are able to point to potential links between their own research interests and goals and the research interests of faculty participating in the program. Applicants are not required to arrange a supervisor prior to admission.
there is NO language pathway to study in our program. You will NOT be admitted unless you are able to demonstrate English-language proficiency at the time of application.
Successful completion of four year Bachelor's degree or equivalent, in Geography or a closely-related discipline, with a minimum average of 75% B. The Graduate Admissions Committee will review all applications and recommend admission for a limited number of suitable candidates.
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