Overview

The Geography programme at Western University - Canada provides a comprehensive Master of Arts experience that blends rigorous academic instruction with independent research. Students engage in a curriculum designed to enhance their communication, teaching, and analytical skills while working toward a significant thesis project. This degree is tailored to meet the specific research interests of each candidate within the field of geographic knowledge.

Why Geography at Western University - Canada?

Choosing this institution allows students to immerse themselves in a supportive research environment within the Faculty of Social Science. The programme is distinguished by its focus on personal supervision and field experience, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for professional challenges. Students benefit from strong networking relationships between academia and local government, facilitating research that has a direct impact on community sustainability and public health.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 8181 per semester
• National fee: CAD 2120 per semester

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Geographical Philosophy
• Research Practice
• Environment, Development and Health
• Geographic Information Science
• Physical Geography
• Urban Studies

Careers with Geography

Graduates are equipped with the advanced research and analytical skills necessary for leadership roles in various sectors. Many find success in public health, local government, and municipal planning, particularly in areas related to sustainable waste management and urban development. The programme's emphasis on publishable papers and stakeholder engagement helps students transition into roles as researchers, policy advisors, and environmental consultants.