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GEO 2400: Human Geography

College of Arts and Sciences | School of Geosciences

Description:	This course is an introductory survey of geographic theories, issues and applications from the human perspective. In particular how people interact with each other politically, economically, culturally and socially across distances, scales and within various physical environments. In addition, global contrasts are examined using urban versus rural habitation, local versus transnational trade, and uneven economic development.
Credit Hours:	3
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Other Information:	Enhanced Gen Ed Effective Date: Summer 2018

Course Attributes(s)

One USF	Gender Equality (SD05), Global Citizens Project Course (GCPC), Human & Cultural Diversity (also requires two Global Citizens Project learning outcomes) (TGED), Reduced Inequality (SD10), State Communication Requirement (6AC), USF Gen Ed Social Sciences (UGES)