Can you name all the capitals of Europe? Or how many countries are there in the world? And where is the world's highest mountain and how much water the soil consists of? If that's how you remember geography, you may well expect something completely different on the BSc in Geography.

Geography still have something with nature and the climate to do and it is also good to have a knowledge of where in the world the different climates and mountain formations are, so you are aware of this and can cater for it in that context you get to it in your degree in Geography.

Geography is a study where you get to work with the interaction between man, nature and society. It may be natural phenomena impact on social conditions such. depletion of marine fish stocks on Denmark, agriculture intensive use of pesticides in the cultivation and the resulting environmental consequences or the economic and political issues of population and industrial development.

For example, it also has much to say in relation to urban planning in both the Netherlands and Japan, how to build sewers and dykes to prevent or protect against flooding, tsunamis and earthquakes. All kinds of natural disasters or extreme natural changes play a role in Geography. Man has always adapted to the circumstances they were bid, and when nature behaves, we must adapt. If we affect nature to té in a certain way, then our society to create the extreme changes that nature subsequent offers us. That is partly what in Geography find out and analyze.

Geography is in many ways an analysis of the relationships that exist between human development and impact on nature. So if you want to challenge the way we perceive the nature of such. sheer resource for the production or development object, then jump on the bandwagon and study the geography and make a difference!

Job Opportunities

You can become a teacher in Geography either in elementary school or high school. You can also choose to study further on the candidate.