The University of Winnipeg Geography program is divided into four areas of study: Physical Geography examines components of the natural environment including landforms, weather and climate, soils and vegetative systems, and their impacts on humans. Human Geography focuses on variations in the “human landscape” around the world–its agricultural systems, cities, industries, cultural expressions, and the particular problems faced by different societies. Regional Geography combines both the physical and human features within specific areas of the world and provides a comprehensive understanding of the area in question. Geomatics courses develop skills in cartography, map reading, interpretation of satellite images, and— using the department’s computer labs—computer mapping, Geographical Information Systems (GIS), satellite image analysis, and statistical data analysis.

Grade 12 (or equivalent). IELTS 6.5 or equivalent You must also have either Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S or Applied Mathematics 40S. Chemistry 40S, Physics 40S