Environmental Processes: Principles and Applications

The course explores the fundamental principles and applications of knowledge related to the surface of the earth in the sub-disciplines of geomorphology, climatology and hydrology. Systems studied include landforms, glaciers, climate, and rivers. The main objective of the course is to explain the spatial and temporal characteristics, and the interaction between these systems in an interdisciplinary manner by drawing extensively from New Zealand examples.

15 points

Any 30 points from GEOG106, GEOG110, ENVR101 or GEOL101, or entry with approval of the Head of School.Any 30 points of 100-level Geography, or entry with approval of the Head of Department

GEOG201 prior to 2009.

Freshwater Science Field Skills

In this course students will develop practical skills in sampling freshwaters, identification of freshwater organisms, and assessing hydrological conditions and water-quality.

15 points

A freshwater-related course of study or appropriate freshwater-related work experience as determined by the Head of Programme.