Department of Geography
Understanding Earth, Environment & Society
Welcome to Department of Geography
About Our Department
The Department of Geography is dedicated to advancing understanding of Earth's physical processes, human-environment interactions, and spatial patterns. We train students in field methods, spatial analysis, and environmental assessment.
Our curriculum blends theoretical foundations with practical skills such as GIS, remote sensing, cartography and field surveying to prepare graduates for careers in research, planning and environmental management.
Key Highlights
- Fieldwork & Survey Training
- GIS & Remote Sensing Laboratory
- Applied Research & consultancy
- Placement & Internship Support
Our Faculty
Course Outline
Bachelor of Science in Geography (B.Sc. Geography)
A 3-year undergraduate program providing broad training in physical and human geography, spatial techniques, and field methods.
1
Semester 1
- Introduction to Physical Geography
- Cartography & Map Reading
- Field Methods I: Survey Basics
2
Semester 2
- Human & Cultural Geography
- Geographical Techniques: Introduction to GIS
- Practical: Cartographic Lab & Map Work
3
Semester 3
- Climatology
- Geomorphology
- Field Methods II: Data Collection & Sampling
4
Semester 4
- Remote Sensing: Principles & Applications
- Hydrology & Water Resources
- Practical: Remote Sensing Lab
5
Semester 5
- Urban & Regional Planning
- Environmental Management & Sustainability
- GIS Applications: Spatial Analysis
6
Semester 6
- Economic & Agricultural Geography
- Disaster Management & Climate Change
- Project Work & Field Study
- Internship / Industrial Visit
Our Programmes
Bachelor of Science in Geography (B.Sc. Geography)
A 3-year undergraduate program providing fundamental and applied training in physical and human geography, GIS and field techniques.
Course Outcomes
Bachelor of Science in Geography (B.Sc. Geography)
Graduates will be able to: conduct field surveys, analyse spatial data using GIS, interpret remote sensing imagery, understand human-environment interactions, and apply geographic knowledge to planning, environmental management, and research.
Currently no add-on courses available.