Geography & Climate Change
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
- Undergraduate
- Major
Fall and Winter
3 or 4 years
Academic Department:
Environment, Agriculture and GeographyWhy Study Geography & Climate Change at Bishop’s?
This program allows you to explore human, physical and environmental geography. You will learn about human-environment interactions in a location with lots of physical diversity and opportunities for hands-on learning. You can choose to focus on the human or physical aspects of geography through the courses chosen.
Program Details & Department Information
Next Steps
After your Degree
This program prepares you for a wide range of careers, including:
- Climate Change Analyst
- Community Developer
- Conservation Officer
- Eco-tourism Operator
- Emergency Management Specialist
- Environmental Consultant
- Environmental Educator/Communicator
- Estate Agent/Appraiser
- Forest Resource Officer
- Geography Teacher
- Government Professional
- Government Worker
- Health Services Planner
- Immigration Services
- Land Surveyor
- Landscape Architect
- Librarian
- Market Researcher
- Meteorologist
- Nature Conservation Officer
- Policy analyst
- Political Advisor/Analyst
- Remote Sensing Specialist
- Sustainability Development Manager
- Tour Guide
- Transportation Planner
- Urban/Regional Planner
- Waste Management
Did you know?
Our department has a wide range of expertise in geography, sustainable agriculture and environmental studies. Tap into this and fulfill your potential by doing an honour’s thesis and working with one of our faculty.
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