World Regional Geography

Catalog description

An analysis of the world's natural, cultural, economic, and political geography, organized through a regional perspective. Spatial, historical, and social analyses of resources, populations, and partners of interaction will be used to consider contemporary global issues. Each of the world's major regions will be considered in turn. This course is equivalent to ANT 3036. Students may receive credit for either GEOG 3036 or ANT 3036. These courses may not substitute for each other in the F-grade replacement policy.