Population Geography.

Catalog description

Students examine spatial patterns and processes influencing the distribution, density, composition, and growth in human populations. Students focus on migration, and to a lesser extent, on fertility and mortality together with socio-economic, political, and environmental causes and consequences of population dynamics that vary between regions and over time. Writing enhanced. Prerequisite: GEOG 1321 or GEOG 2355 or GEOG 235 or consent of instructor.