GEOG 225 Regional Geography of British Columbia
3 Credits

Learners will explore the emergence of British Columbia as a province in the context of Indigenous history, colonial interactions, the modern nation-state, and contemporary concerns about social and economic sustainability in a global economy. The course will introduce learners to distinct sub-regional processes and concerns relevant to the province of British Columbia's physical geography, its evolving human-nature adaptations, and the emergence of cultural, political, and economic organization.

Prerequisites
15 credits from first year University Credit program courses

Transfer Credits
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