This module builds upon the core concepts introduced within the first year programme and provides students with a comprehensive introduction to a range of specialist geographical disciplines and issues. Through engagement with specialist literature, students are encouraged to explore the dynamic nature of the subject as expressed through its varied research themes, recent developments and modern-day debates.
Demonstrate an awareness of the nature of the discipline as dynamic, plural and contested (FHEQ 5, Geography Benchmark statement - point 3.9). will be achieved by assessments: 1, 2
Synthesise and critically evaluate evidence associated with current debates and research themes within geography (Geography Benchmark statement - point 4.4) will be achieved by assessments: 1, 2
Present a sustained and reasoned argument that involves the synthesis and critical evaluation of evidence associated with current debates and research themes within geography (Geography Benchmark statement - point 4.4) will be achieved by assessments: 1, 2
Lecture preparation 60 hours
Coursework preparation 50 hours
Independent study 20 hours
The coursework exercises will involve a range of assessments including essays, posters, technical reports equivalent to 2500 words in total.
The coursework exercises will involve a range of assessments including essays, posters, technical reports equivalent to 2500 words in total.
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