Whether you want to jump on the fast track to graduation, reduce next year’s course load, satisfy a program requirement or pick up an elective, Brock’s Department of Geography and Tourism Studies is offering a wide array of Spring/Summer courses to help you advance your area of study and explore topics of interest.
Course Spotlight: TOUR/GEOG 2P36: Human Rights, Geography and Development
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In today’s tumultuous times, how does the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights protect human rights in Canada and around the world — and is it enough? How do natural disasters, artificial intelligence, and the rise of exclusionism affect human rights?
- Explore rights and equity issues in development, mobility, displacement and the environment.
- Examine how current events affect civil and political rights in different geographic environments.
- Develop critical thinking skills, which are invaluable for your future career, such as analyzing the links between human rights, news, and social media.
Restrictions: minimum of 4.0 overall credits or permission of the instructor.
This course may also be of interest to students in Political Science, Sociology, Business, Education, Psychology and History.
Other Spring/Summer Geography and Tourism Studies Courses
Spring:
- GEOG 1P03: Vulnerability, Human Communities and Environment
- TOUR/GEOG 3F55: Vancouver Field Course
- TOUR 1P91: Introduction to Tourism
- TOUR 2P32: Nature-Based Tourism
Summer:
- GEOG 1P12: Our Changing Environment: Human Impacts
Learn more about our Spring GEOG and TOUR courses and our Summer GEOG courses.
Registration opens March 3!
For more information or to register for Brock’s Spring/Summer courses, visit brocku.ca/springsummer
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