Human Geography and Planning
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Are you interested in the world around you? Are you fascinated by maps? Do you dare to ask critical questions about the world that you are living in?Do you believe you can help to further develop our world into a sustainable society? Then Human Geography & Urban and Regional Planning may be the right choice for youWhy is unemployment higher in some regions than others? What are the social and economic consequences in depopulating areas? How do you deal with different institutions to plan and build new residential areas? Human geographers investigate society in a spatial context. Our students learn to focus on spatial differences because social phenomena happen in specific places, at specific times and with specific impacts. In the first year you will be introduced to all themes within the fields of Human Geography & Urban and Regional Planning. In the second year, the programme continues to deepen your knowledge and improve your skills. In the third year you are allowed to partly fill in your own programme. You can follow courses provided by our faculty but you can also take a Minor or do an internship in a related field. There are also possibilities to visit an international university and follow related courses. Finally, you will write your Bachelor’s thesis to prove that you acquired the knowledge and skills necessary to become a human geographer and/or urban and regional planner.
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Admissions Requirements
High School Diploma equivalent to a level of the Dutch pre-university diploma (VWO) and a high school GPA 3/4. Mathematics should have been passed as standard/methods level subject (VWO level C) in your secondary school education. If this is not the case, you will be asked to prove your level of mathematics by obtaining one of the accepted mathematics certificates.
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Program Information
Groningen
Netherlands
- 3 years
- Full Time
- On Campus Learning
Additional Information
- Bachelors
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