Geography is a broad synthesizing discipline that studies humans and the Earth by focusing on the themes of place and space. Geography is therefore not an encyclopedic listing of capital cities, mountains and rivers, but rather an understanding of the causes, effects, implications, and importance of these and other features. As Geography is so broad, it is often studied as a number of separate but closely related sub-disciplines, notably physical geography and human geography, and also regional geography (Area Studies), topical geography and geographic techniques (Geomatics).

High school graduation including 5 full credits at the Grade 12 level.

A minimum average of 70% over the following, with no less than 60% in each course:

• 50% in Math 40S 

Program admission: 24 graded credit hours including 6 in GEOG 1280 and 1290, GEOG 1700/GPE 1700