Senior Freshman Programme 2013/2014 - Trinity College Dublin

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Geography Senior Freshman Geography builds on issues raised in modules taught in the Junior Freshman year. Topics covered at Senior Freshman level include more detailed investigations of environmental change; landscape-forming processes, biogeography, cultural, economic and historical geography. GG2024 Physical Geography: Changing Environments (Module Co-ordinator: Prof. M. Bourke: bourkem@tcd.ie) 10 credits This module represents a foundation in modern physical geography and is designed to explain and analyse environmental change during the last 2.6 million years (the Quaternary period). The module will take a number of key elements of contemporary environmental change and analyse modern process, past records and archives of environmental change. Elements of the course are designed to prepare students for sophister physical geography modules. GG2024 Learning Outcome: On successful completion of this module students will be able to: • Identify important topics and themes in contemporary physical geography. • Appraise some of the major current debates in physical geography. • Illustrate how records of past change can be developed from a range of different environments. • Explain how an understanding of modern processes is fundamental to our ability to reconstruct the past and predict future environmental change. GG2025 Human Geography: Changing Worlds Module Co-ordinator: Prof. M. Sokol: sokolm@tcd.ie 10 credits This module introduces students to a number of key issues within contemporary human geography and exposes them to a range of methodological approaches and research techniques. The overarching theme of the module is the way in which historical, cultural, environmental, political and economic geographies are changing under the force of globalization. Specific areas covered include an examination of globalisation from a historical perspective; approaches, methods and sources in historical geography; emergence of global environmentalism in a changing world; the creation of ‘third world’ and the impact of globalisation on the developing world; and political and economic aspects of globalisation. GG2025 Learning Outcome: On successful completion of this module students will be able to: • Identify important topics and themes in contemporary human geography; • Appraise some of the major current debates in human geography; • Outline and contrast a range of research methods in human geography. 20
Contact: Freshman co-ordinator: Web: Prof. Michael Quigley Tel: 01 896 1143 E-mail: mquigley@tcd.ie http://www.tcd.ie/Geography/ 21
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