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East Building Closure Update for Thursday, Dec. 7. All classes taking place in the East Building of the Main Campus have resumed. The Library is open. Offices on floors 13 through 17 will remain CLOSED to staff. Those stationed on these floors should work remotely. Offices on floors 3 through 12 will be OPEN. Those stationed on these floors can return to the office.

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Geography of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries

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NameGeography of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries
CourseGEOG 37000
Credits3
FulfillsPluralism & Diversity Group A (P&D A)
LevelUndergraduate
Day / TimeTuesday, Thursday; 4:10 pm - 5:25 pm
LocationHybrid
SemesterFall Session 1 2021, Fall Session 2 2021

Course Description

Reviews the theories and approaches of international development. Themes include development theory, availability and distribution of resources, population growth, food production, water supply and forestry. The course will also highlight the development and environmental problems that challenge the achievement of sustainable development such as population growth, food and world economic crises, increasing number of the poor and climate change. The course will provide students with theory, methods, problems and analysis of factors that influence sustainable development in developing countries.


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