BA (Hons) Human Geography

The Human Geography BA (Hons) course offered at Lancaster University is a diverse program focusing on the key elements of human geography. The course provides a thorough understanding of the processes that shape social and cultural geographies, with diverse modules ranging from environment, economy, to society, politics, and culture.Course Content: The course is set over three years of study with each year focused to develop knowledge and skills progressively. The first-year incorporates a foundation in geographical concepts and techniques. The second year offers core modules in Human Geography and an opportunity to choose from a range of optional modules like Society and Space or The Environment, Risk and Society. The final year includes a dissertation project.Key Modules: Some of the key modules of this course include Geographical Skills, Society and Space, Critical Geographies, Nature, Culture and Society, and Culture, Economy and Society.Accreditations: The Human Geography BA (Hons) course at Lancaster University is accredited by The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).Future Careers: Graduates from the Human Geography program have found work in various sectors, including town and transport planning, commercial and industrial development, housing management, local government, and educational services. Some graduates have progressed to further study at Masters or PhD level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.