Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Geography

Aalborg University, Aalborg,, Denmark

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36 monthsProgramme duration

GeographyMain Subject Area

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Programme overview

Main Subject

Geography

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The world is complex - Geography enables you to understand it. If you have travel blood over the years, are you interested in the environment, and do you want a broad education with a practical approach and many job opportunities, you must study Geography at Aalborg University. Geography gives you the best of the natural and social sciences. Geography is about the connection between people and the environment across nature, society, culture and the environment - both in an international and local context.
Geographers can find solutions to complex problems at a local, regional and global level. This is done by studying the physical forces that shape our earth and the political, economic, social and environmental conditions that are consequences of human interaction with the earth.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Geography

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

Admission Requirements

GPA

TOEFL

85+

Cambridge CAE Advanced

180+

IELTS

6.5+

Admission to the bachelor's program presupposes fulfillment of the following requirements or documentation of equivalent qualifications:

Passed entrance exam
Dansk A
English B
Mathematics A

Good mathematical knowledge is central to success as a student in a science education. Therefore, we recommend all applicants who have had one or more years break between the matriculation exam and study start, to sign up for the Brush-up course in mathematics , just as it is recommended to participate in the free study activity Math 101 . You can also look at AAU's entrance courses, where there is the option of single day and turbo course.

Program Duration

3 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

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