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Northern and Arctic Environments

GPHY 304
300-Level Courses
3 Units
In-person
3

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Course Description

Interdisciplinary study of the geography of northern regions, emphasizing the Canadian Arctic.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Develop an advanced understanding of key concepts in northern science relating to climate, geomorphology, hydrology, and environmental change.
  2. Identify the major processes and systems, both biophysical and social, that operate throughout Arctic and northern regions.
  3. Evaluate the impacts of environmental change and climate change on northern landscapes and peoples.
  4. Learn to communicate a holistic understanding of the biophysical and social character of the Arctic and northern regions.

Assessments

Subject to Change

  • Quizzes (4): 32%
  • Assignments (2): 40%
  • Reflection Assignments (4): 28%