Human Geography

About this course

Human geography examines the relationships between people and the places, environments and societies they inhabit, asking how populations are distributed, how cities and economies develop, how identities and communities form and how power, inequality and social injustice shape the spaces where people live their lives. It is a discipline that connects the local and the global, the individual and the structural, the contemporary and the historical, drawing on methods from both the social sciences and the humanities to understand the human dimensions of the world's most pressing challenges. At Leeds Beckett University this three-year, full-time programme engages you with the rapidly changing world through topics including migration, identity, sustainability, social injustice, cities and globalisation. You will develop skills in qualitative and quantitative research, spatial analysis and fi

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