Programme Overview

The Master of Arts (MA) in Geography is a two-year postgraduate program that provides an in-depth understanding of physical, human, and environmental geography. The curriculum covers advanced concepts such as urbanization, climate change, sustainable development, and the application of modern technologies like Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The program equips students with the ability to analyze complex geographical data, conduct field-based research, and critically evaluate the challenges and opportunities facing societies and ecosystems. By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications, the MA in Geography prepares students for diverse professional roles in academia, research, policy-making, and industry.

  • 2 Years

    Duration of programme

  • Post Graduate

    Level of Study

Key Highlights

Advanced Curriculum
Technological Integration
Research and Fieldwork
Interdisciplinary Approach
Career-Oriented Learning

How will you benefit

Gain advanced expertise in physical, human, and environmental geography.
Develop strong research, analytical, and fieldwork skills.
Master modern geospatial tools like GIS and remote sensing.
Build career readiness for academia, policy, urban planning, and environmental sectors.

What will you study

Advanced Physical Geography: Detailed study of landforms, hydrology, climate systems, and ecosystems

Human Geography: Exploration of urbanization, migration, population dynamics, and cultural geography

Environmental Geography: Focus on environmental issues such as climate change, natural hazards, and sustainability

Geographical Information Systems (GIS): Introduction to GIS, spatial analysis, remote sensing, and their applications in geographical studies

  • PO-1- Students will be able to demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of physical, human, and environmental geography.
  • PO-2- Students will be able to critically analyze spatial patterns and processes shaping landscapes, societies, and ecosystems.
  • PO-3- Students will be able to conduct independent research using appropriate geographical methodologies and tools.
  • PO-4- Students will be able to utilize advanced technologies such as GIS, remote sensing, and spatial data analysis software.
  • PO-5- Students will be able to apply geographical knowledge to address pressing environmental and developmental challenges.
  • PO-6- Students will be able to design and execute fieldwork, surveys, and spatial data collection effectively.
  • PO-7- Students will be able to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications in urban planning, resource management, and sustainable development.
  • PO-8- Students will be able to evaluate and interpret geographical data for decision-making, policy formulation, and academic purposes.
  • PO-9- Students will be able to communicate research findings, analyses, and geographical concepts effectively through written reports, presentations, and publications.
  • PO-10- Students will be able to appreciate the interconnectedness of local, regional, and global geographical issues.
  • PO-11- Students will be able to demonstrate ethical responsibility, cultural sensitivity, and sustainability-oriented approaches in geographical studies.
  • PO-12- Students will be able to pursue higher research, professional careers, and lifelong learning in geography and related fields.

  • PSO-1- Students will have advanced knowledge and understanding of both physical and human geography, focusing on global and local geographical processes.
  • PSO-2- Students will have the ability to use GIS, remote sensing, and other technological tools to collect, analyze, and interpret geographical data.
  • PSO-3- Students will have research competence to conduct independent studies using both qualitative and quantitative methods to address geographical questions and challenges.
  • PSO-4- Students will have the ability to examine and propose solutions for real-world issues such as climate change, urbanization, sustainability, and resource management.
  • PSO-5- Students will have strong communication skills to present complex geographical concepts through written reports, presentations, and academic publications.
  • PSO-6- Students will have critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to integrate theory and practice in addressing geographical and environmental concerns.
  • PSO-7- Students will have preparedness for professional careers and higher studies in academia, research, urban planning, environmental management, and related fields.

  • PEO-1-To provide students with specialized knowledge in geographical theory, methodology, and practice across multiple areas of study.
  • PEO-2- To equip students with the skills to conduct meaningful geographical research and contribute to knowledge in the field.
  • PEO-3- To prepare students to use modern tools and technologies like GIS, remote sensing, and spatial analysis to solve geographical problems.
  • PEO-4- To encourage students to address geographical challenges related to sustainability, urban growth, and global environmental issues.
  • PEO-5- To train students for diverse career opportunities in research, policy, government, industry, and NGOs.

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY

Urban and Regional Planning
Environmental Management
Geographical Information Systems
Research and Academia

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Graduate

Minimum 45% Marks

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